The ESPN pundit, Frank Leboeuf is unimpressed by one young Chelsea player. He says he is still yet to give some good performances under Mauricio Pochettino.
Chelsea’s win over Burnley:
The London blues had experienced a very poor start to the new Premier League season. However, gradually they appear to finally be finding their rhythm for Pochettino. Chelsea tasted vicious defeat against West Ham, Nottingham Forest and Aston Villa. They’ve also dropped points at home to Liverpool and away to Bournemouth prior to their two latest league wins. The Blues beat Fulham 2-1 at Craven Cottage last week and that derby victory with a brilliant 4-1 win over Burnley at Turf Moor is like a cherry to the cake.
In the post match presentation, Pochettino said,
“All the players try to play well and today he [Sterling] was well, he was involved in the goals and I am so happy for him and so happy for the team. The team was good, the performance was fantastic, I think they deserve the whole credit. We are so happy for them and go into the international break with a different feeling than the last break.
“We will spend it trying to improve players. Try to recover players from injury. We have two weeks which we are going to spend working at the training ground. Of course it’s a different mood to the break last month because to go into it with a victory is much better. But we will keep pushing and working hard to try to be better next month.”
However, in spite of all this the ESPN pundit is unimpressed over the Chelsea star.
ESPN pundit is unimpressed with Armando Broja:
A player who has come into the fold as a starter recently is young striker Armando Broja. The Albania international scored against Fulham and was yet again given the starting place by Pochettino for their clash against Burnley, later being subbed off after not quite finding the net.
Frank Lebouef, the ESPN pundit is unimpressed with Broja as he said to ESPN this week. He has claimed that the 22-year-old still has come convincing to do. Here’s what’s been said about Broja:
“I pray for [Christopher] Nkunku to come back very, very soon because Broja, I’m not convinced yet. And he comes back from injury, so it takes time. Jackson, yeah, he’s getting better. But what I saw from Nkunku for several years, that will make a frontline very competitive.”
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