Jadon Sancho has joined Chelsea, scoring in back-to-back Premier League games as Enzo Maresca's side continue their impressive start to the season.
The England winger is on loan from Manchester United but is finally starting to show the quality that made him a star at Borussia Dortmund earlier in his career.
Here, the 24-year-old sits down with Sky Sports News' Paul Gilmour to discuss life at Chelsea, his goals and ambitions for the season and whether he could help the team he supported as a boy to push for a stunning Premier League title this season …
Premier League goals back…
“I've been working on my shooting. I like to give glory to my friends in front of the camera, so I try to help them as much as I can, but in training they saw that I have a good look. , and I know I can shoot.
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Jadon Sancho pulled a goal back for Chelsea against Tottenham with a stunning strike from outside the box.
“I'm just focusing game after game and I hope I can keep up this moment. I'm very happy, working hard for the team, and the main goal is to get the three points every week. “
The depth of Chelsea's squad…
“The players we have in the team are of the best quality so every day in training we push each other. Every time we get an opportunity we want to show what we can do and I feel that the team has created a good bond within the group. the dressing room.
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Highlights of the Premier League match between Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea.
Chelsea team link…
“Everyone is of a similar age and most of the boys have been playing for a long time and have a lot of experience. The group is great to be around and the training is fun. Everyone is smiling and everyone is pushing each other to do more and that's what we need.
“We can move at any time, we have two or three players in every position. There's the Conference League and the Premier League – playing both back-to-back can be difficult at times so getting that right balance of playing time is key. .”
Enzo Maresca…
“He's a very good coach and he understands players, but he's very hard on you if you don't do the right stuff.
“I had my first conversation with him, I got a good feeling, a good impression so I wanted to play under him. It was just like when I entered the room I felt his aura, his presence, especially when he talks to you because he was played. game so he has a lot of experience.
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Following their chaotic comeback against Spurs, Jamie Carragher examines how Enzo Maresca changed the game for Chelsea, after going 2-0 down at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Maresca Requests…
“He wants everyone to work hard every day and I think if you don't work hard you don't play. I feel that every player understands how he wants us to work and again personally he has told me to do just what I usually do, go 1v1, create space for others and just try to get a – into the right places to opportunities to create a score. . It's big on that.”
Chelsea goals and title race talk…
“We're taking it out of the game and every game is going to be tough. We've got a long season ahead of us so none of the guys are thinking too much at the moment. That's what the guys are all saying to each other. We haven't done anything yet but we're grateful to be in this position, we're training hard and putting in the moves on match days.”
Sancho's personal goals…
“I hope I can continue to create opportunities to score and help my teammates and get a good rhythm throughout the season. Yes (in response to a question about how challenging it is in a long season) it is difficult to play in the Premier League and it can be overwhelming at times because there are a lot of games back to back. so I think it's good.”
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Let's take a look at some of the worst problems of the series in the Premier League, following Marc Cucurella's first-half goal against Tottenham. Including a classic Arsene Wenger run-in with his coats and a fine display from Trent Alexander-Arnold.
Marc Cucurella slips at Spurs…
“Well, I'm sure you've seen his Instagram story about the boots. Those boots are no longer with us, unfortunately! It happens to all of us and mistakes happen in the game. His kick was he recovered from the crazy mistakes and we even got an assist for my goal. We won and he had a good game.
Playing for the club he supported as a boy…
“I grew up a Chelsea fan. Didier Drogba and Frank Lampard were the players I looked up to when I was growing up so it was a great feeling. just to be out there and playing football so I'm really blessed in that regard.”
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