Mauricio Pochettino tight-lipped on possibility of Moises Caicedo joining Chelsea

So, Chelsea is the destination that Moise Caicedo wants but Mauricio Pochettino was tight-lipped about revealing any information on his potential arrival. Instead, the news has confirmed that new signing Christopher Nkunku will be out for at least four months after picking up a knee injury during pre-season. It means that the club are now targeting an additional forward as well as a midfielder. We feel very sorry about him because he was doing well, very important player for us. I think the quality is there. One of the best, you know, offensive players that can play in different positions but always is a big issue for us. But now it's about not to, you know, to think too much about the injury. It's about to be positive in the way that he's going to be again with us and recover as soon as possible and in a very good way. Yes, of course, we are working on the market also because we are going to miss one player like this offensive and, yes, the club is working trying to find a solution, you know, for, you know, medium and short term and medium and long term to add the right profile, you know, for the team to perform from now. Now, while Chelsea compete with Liverpool off the pitch to sign Moise Caicedo, both sides also due for a battle on the pitch this weekend. Chelsea against Liverpool headlined Super Sunday Live on Sky Sports and with Moise Caicedo managing his first game in the Premier League for almost four years, he played down claims that Liverpool are also a team in transition. I think we are more in transition than Liverpool because I am new here, you know, and the club is, for how long now is in Liverpool? Seven, you know. In seven years, of course, that you can, you know, to anticipate the transition. You can, you know, see what is going to come. You can be ahead of the problems. But, of course, we are Chelsea. The history of the club is about to win. And even if we are in transition, people know, the fan knows, and you know, we cannot give the, you know, the message that, OK, we are in transition. We need to win and we need to be ready to win and we are going to be ready to win again Liverpool, even if Liverpool is a really good team.