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Thomas Tuchel insists that he has "zero problem" with Christian Pulisic after the Chelsea star's dad called his son's situation at the club "sad."

In a now-deleted tweet which sparked debate among the Blues fanbase, Mark Pulisic wrote following their dire 1-0 defeat to relegation-battling Everton : "The sad thing is [Christian] loves this club, teammates, and London. Puts his heart and soul into being a pro. Onwards and upwards my boy. Big six months ahead," referencing the World Cup in Qatar later this year.

Responding to Pulisic senior's feelings ahead of their match at home to Wolverhampton Wanderers, Chelsea manager Tuchel laughed off suggestions that there was a rift between the pair.

"I am not concerned if a father does not say that the player does not love me!" the Blues boss told reporters. "[Is everything okay] with me and the father? Maybe not, I don't know! Like every manager we have our reasons to choose our lineup, we have our reasons to go for players in the first XI and you will never see in this kind of level of competition happy faces from players who are not selected.

"I haven't experienced the same reaction from Christian lately, it was actually