Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca has admitted that under-fire goalkeeper Robert Sanchez cannot continue making costly mistakes and expect to retain his place, hinting that Filip Jorgensen could be given a chance when the Blues face West Ham on Monday.

Sanchez Under Scrutiny After Series of Errors

• The 27-year-old former Brighton keeper has made five errors leading directly to goals this season.
• His latest mistake came in the 3-1 defeat to Manchester City, where he was caught out of position, allowing Erling Haaland to score.
• Fans sarcastically cheered when he successfully caught the ball during Chelsea’s win over Wolves, after he gifted the visitors an equalizer.

Maresca has previously backed Sanchez as Chelsea’s No.1, but with increasing fan pressure and the team’s form dipping, he appears open to change.

Jorgensen in Line for a Premier League Start?

• Filip Jorgensen, signed from Villarreal last summer, has impressed in cup matches and started in December’s 5-1 win over Southampton.
• Maresca confirmed: "For sure, the number one is Robert, but we have two good keepers. It doesn’t mean Robert can make a mistake every game and always play."
• He added that a decision will be made in the coming days.

No Recall for Kepa Arrizabalaga

• When asked if Chelsea might recall Kepa Arrizabalaga from his loan at Bournemouth, Maresca was adamant it would not happen.

Chelsea’s Form and Transfer Distractions

• Chelsea have dropped out of the top four after once being just two points behind Liverpool in December.
• Maresca admitted that speculation over players potentially leaving during the January transfer window may have impacted performances.

With pressure mounting and Chelsea’s Champions League hopes fading, all eyes will be on Maresca’s goalkeeper decision when the Blues face West Ham on Monday night.