Paris Saint-Germain's recent matches have not only highlighted the squad's weaknesses on the field but also exposed cracks in the PSG dressing room after the recent war of words between Luis Enrique and Ousmane Dembele following their 3-1 defeat against Rennes.

Dembele was furious with the club's performance after the Ligue 1 tie as he criticised his teammates on camera saying, "You cannot win by playing individually. Last season," He also added, "I prioritized PSG over myself, We need to regain that mindset."

The PSG manager seemed quite furious with Dembele's comments as he didn't hold back when he bashed the Frenchman's act, saying, "The players' statements after the match are worthless. Absolutely worthless. I will not allow any player to think they are more important than the club."

This recent spar of words has certainly worsened the situation at the club as Caught Offside reports that the Ballon d'Or winner has offered himself to Premier League club Chelsea for a move away from Paris during the summer.

Reports of Liverpool being interested in the 28-year-old were already circulating the media houses but this move from Dembele's camp is not that shocking if looked at closely.

As it stands, the Blues sit at fifth in the Premier League table with 44 points, only one point behind fourth-placed Manchester United, and as a result, have a better chance of qualifying for the Champions League next season than the Merseyside club.

Although no official statement has yet been released by the Frenchman's camp, a summer move to Chelsea cannot be completely ruled out despite his staggering €60 million a year salary demands from PSG, which would definitely be a big concern for the Blues if they decide to sit accross the table with Dembele's camp.

As for PSG, Dembele's departure at the end of this season is looking more likely than ever, as they have reportedly enquired about Erling Haaland, which clearly shows their intent to find a replacement for their current top scorer.

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