Chelsea bound striker Emanuel Emegha has tendered his apology to Strasbourg after he was suspended for some controversial comments.
Emegha was issued a one-match suspension by the club for claiming that the team lost against AS Monaco, Paris Saint-Germain or Marseille earlier this year because “he was not playing” in these matches.
He also told a Dutch newspaper that he thought Strasbourg was in Germany prior to his arrival from Sturm Graz in the summer 2023.
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However, in response to the development on his Instagram, Emegha stated that he has made a mistake and will learn from it.
“I’m 22, I’ve made mistakes and I know that I have much to learn.
“And I must learn from this. I know that I must do better, and I will, on and off the pitch to represent the club.
“He (Marc Keller) knows how much I love this club and how much I work every day. I also extend my thanks to my teammates, the staff, head coach Liam Rosenior and Sporting Director David Weir and everyone associated with the team. On Saturday, I will 200% back the team like a supporter.”
