He wants them to play according to his style
Chelsea had a busy summer as they were looking to bolster their squad after an underwhelming campaign, despite winning the FA Cup back in May. Maurizio Sarri was appointed as the new manager after Antonio Conte was sacked.
The 59 year old has brought players like Jorginho from Napoli, Kepa from Athletic Bilbao and Mateo Kovacic on a season long loan from Real Madrid during the summer transfer window. The Blues also managed to keep hold of key players like Eden Hazard, Willian and N’Golo Kante, as they were heavily linked with exits.
The London outfit have won all the Premier League fixtures so far this season against Huddersfield, Arsenal and Newcastle. They are only of the 3 teams in the Premier League to do so.
They will face Bournemouth in their upcoming Premier League match and will look to continue their winning form before the International break begins.
Despite the perfect start this season, Sarri wants Victor Moses, Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Marcos Alonso to improve more in order to play his football.
Alonso has featured in all the fixtures so far and has been very impressive,scoring the winner against Arsenal. However, Moses and Loftus-Cheek has struggled to feature in the starting XI so far.
The Italian manager on Loftus-Cheek as quoted by West London Sport :
“Because he has to improve, just in order to play my football. He has great qualities from a physical and technical point of view. I think he needs to improve from the tactical point of view. Nothing else.”
On Alonso:
“He’s a very good player and can improve in the defensive phase.
“He has physical qualities at the top level, so I think he can do more in the defensive phase, but I’m not worried.
“He’s a very good player in the offensive and defensive phases, but I think he can do more.”
On Moses:
“Now we are trying to let him play like a winger. We changed the position and in the new position I think he needs to improve, but it’s only a question of time.”
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