Chelsea have been doing quite well after losing 5-0 to Arsenal, staging a late push for the European qualification. Most importantly, it looks as if the team is finally clicking tactically.
Ian Wright believes that the young players who joined Chelsea in the past year needed time to adapt and get used to the weight of expectations. Now they've done it — and they will become a force to be reckoned with.
The Gunners and England legend said on the The Love of the Game podcast: "You are starting to see with Caicedo, the problem he is always going to have is his price-tag is always going to supersede himself. Once he can focus on doing what he is doing, we are starting to see it, you are starting to see what he is capable of.
"The same with Nicolas Jackson, even though he can miss chances. I saw him against Arsenal and tear down the left with Saliba thinking he is another one that’s got something. Mudryk we know has something. Madueke.
"You are looking at a team that definitely has something and Pochettino is starting to get it right."
