Previously, the Post reported that Sterling could not come to train at night and could not return to the first team. Sky Sports reporters reported that the time was due to the players' training arrangements and was evening training.
Sky Sports reporter Kaveh Solhekol said: Sterling and DiSassi don't always train alone at Chelsea. They are now training with young players as much as possible.
Sterling posted a photo of her night training on social media this week, but this rarely happens.
Chelsea's Cobham training base has multiple groups of players training at different times. Due to the timing, that training was conducted at night.
For overall considerations, players need to stay in their best shape so that it is easier to transfer to a new club when the transfer window opens in January. They don't train with the first team because the only focus of the first team is preparing for the game. It doesn't make sense to have players who don't play for the first team in these training sessions.
Some of the young players trained with Sterling Sassi are excellent young players, and they can learn a lot from these experienced players.