Making the right decisions in the final third of the field has been a problem for Mykhailo Mudryk since he joined Chelsea last year, but the club is working with the winger to improve his consistency, says the ‘blue’ coach Enzo Maresca.
He Chelsea won at home 2-0 match Servette Swiss in the first leg of the play-off tie of Conference League played yesterday, Thursday, where the players are still trying to adapt to the new coach’s system Maresca.
Christopher Nkunku scored the first goal from the penalty spot in the 50th minute, and Noni Maduekewho came on as a substitute, made it 2-0 with less than 15 minutes remaining.
Mudryk has struggled to justify his high price since signing for Chelsea from Shakhtar Donetsk Ukrainian in January of last year, and Thursday’s game was one of the few times he played the full 90 minutes. The Londoners paid an initial fee of 70 million euros ($77 million) for the 23-year-old player, with another 30 million euros in add-ons.
“I think so Mudryknot just tonight, but since he came to the club. I think he has good moments and others where he flips a coin,” he declared. Maresca in the press after the game. “You don’t know if it’s one thing or another. If you can be more consistent, you can take a step forward. We’ll try to help you change.”
“When it’s in the final third it’s about making the right decision. For me, mostly mistakes Misha “They have nothing to do with quality or technical error, but with selection,” continued the coach.
The club of Stamford Bridge remains surrounded by speculations about transfers, because Maresca He is looking to cut his squad, but the one player he wants to keep is the winger. Madueke.
“I like it too much Noni” he said. “The only problem with him perhaps is that he needs to understand that he needs to be consistent during the week; every training session, every training session, every training session.” When asked if he wanted the 22-year-old to stay at the club, Maresca He replied, “Sure.”
Source: La Verdad
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