Pochettino reveals Chelsea coaching technique and fires new warning
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auricio Pochettino is planning individually-tailored coaching plans to assist get the very best out of various Chelsea’s costly underperforming stars this summer season.
However, the brand new Blues boss has additionally warned that there will likely be no excuses for the membership’s greatest names to fail to ship in future below his steering.
Pochettino plans to sit down down and converse with Mykhailo Mudryk, who has just lately been on responsibility on the European Under-21 Championship with Ukraine.
The winger struggled notably for kind within the aftermath of his dramatic £88.5million swap from Shakhtar Donetsk to Chelsea in January, having initially regarded set to hitch Arsenal, although his new boss is raring to assist him attain the required stage for subsequent season.
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“It is to understand the circumstances how he also arrived,” Pochettino stated of Mudryk to Chelsea’s official website. “I think it’s not the same mindset and everything is different in the life of Mudryk than Enzo [Fernandez]. That is why for us it is really important to spend time to talk.
“We were talking with Mudryk, I’m going to meet him before he comes to start pre-season, because he was in the Under-21 Euros and will join us when we fly to America. I really like to see and to know him to try to decide with the staff the best strategy to help him to be at the level that I think Chelsea when they signed him expected him to be.”
Pochettino was additionally quizzed on compatriot Fernandez and Raheem Sterling as a part of his technique for individually-tailored coaching periods this summer season, insisting the previous wanted to relaxation after a whirlwhind season that included a starring position in Argentina’s World Cup win in Qatar and a subsequent British report £106.8m switch from Benfica.
With Fernandez having additionally not hit the total heights anticipated of him thus far in west London, Pochettino stated: “He arrived at Chelsea not in the best circumstances for a player that won the World Cup. It’s always difficult because he’s still young and of course he needs to learn about the Premier League. The Premier League is a really tough competition and he changes everything – culture, language, everything – and it is always difficult to adapt.
“But I think now he knows what it means to be a Chelsea player and knows the city, London, and here he is improving to communicate better and I think we are going to help this aspect for him to give the team his best.”
Warning: Mauricio Pochettino insists there will likely be no excuses for Chelsea failing to ship
/ Chelsea FC through Getty ImagesSterling is yet one more participant to not have proven near his greatest thus far at Chelsea, having joined from Manchester City in a switch price £47.5m final summer season.
He has even been linked with an early Blues exit in some quarters, although Pochettino stated he understands his wrestle to adapt that would not be blamed solely on the participant.
However, he additionally warned that no person at Chelsea would have excuses for not performing in future after working below his particular person coaching regimes.
“First of all we need to see us and see what is going on and why they are not performing in the way that we expect and then, of course, when all is clear, we cannot give excuses to them to not perform. We need to clear everything and say: ‘come on, now it is up to you, show me you are ready to play for this football club’,” he stated.
“But it’s true that the circumstances didn’t help all these types of players that arrived from different clubs with different expectations. Some because they were so good and scored so many goals and performed really well and others because they were young or really talented. It’s important to understand that we need to take the responsibility before we blame them.”