How Chelsea can line up with Joao Felix and new signings

Chelsea has early bought a few players in the door this January, with plans for even more entrance after that.

Youngsters Andrey Santos and David Datro Fofana have come in beside defender Benoit Badiashile, and 

onward Joao Felix, with the latter only being declared today.

Felix joins on loan and has got aligned to work in Chelsea training today and is anticipated to be 

accessible for the senior squad tomorrow when Chelsea makes the short journey next door to face Fulham.

Fofana also made his entrance for Chelsea at the weekend and looked very neat and neat on the ball. With that in mind and the fact that Felix has come in to make a precipitate clash, as well as our defenders not looking too good lately, I wonder if the 

The under lineup will be used by Graham Potter tomorrow and then going forward.

evidently once Reece James comes back he will be in for Cesar Azpilicueta. But until then, this could revitalize things for Chelsea and Potter when they desire it the most.

And then you will have the likes of Raheem Sterling, Wesley Fofana, etc to come back in when they return from 

scratch, but giving a few of these new signings as well as some youngsters a 

odds until then, will relish things up and give Chelsea something new.

Felix can roam in a bit of a free role behind Fofana, who as I told you, did look good when he came on at the time off. Still think he’s a bit raw and the jury will stay out for now as Potter assesses him, but why not give him a go tomorrow night from the off? It’s not like he can do any more nasty than some of those ahead of him who have been playing recently.

If I was picking my absolute best team by the way, Lewis Hall would definitely be starting in it, and maybe even Carney Chukwuemeka. But I’m 

elevated to see what some of these new signings can do and if they can make an

effect.

Comments

Post a Comment

If you have any doubts, please let me know

Popular posts from this blog

Ziyech has improved, but rebuild means he has to go

Hakim Ziyech to permit Chelsea this window, and for me, it should not even be a dispute. We have just signed three strikers in the shape of Mykhailo Mudryk, Joao Felix, and Noni Madueke. Our squad is now bloated, exceptionally in the attack. We cannot roster them all currently in our Champions League squad, a player or two needs to be immolated (not physically). We are also probably signing 1/2 more players this window. Until the World Cup, I think lovely much every Chelsea fan would have told yes to selling Ziyech, including the player himself (still believe he wants to leave now). But now, I’ve seen calm a few interrogating it off the back of a good World Cup and a few satisfactory games for Chelsea. He’s been great in spells, granted, but the inconsistencies are still clear to me. We cannot sell Christian Pulisic this month because he has a long-term scratch and no club will buy him. So it has to be Ziyech I’m nervous. As I’ve said, I totally  treasure what he does bring, and wh...
Read more

Erik ten Hag’s tactical genius brings Man United victory against Leeds United

Erik ten Hag masterminded an improbable Manchester United win at Elland Road this afternoon later a wound-ravaged side looked to be heading for a stalemate against a brave Yorkshire team buoyed by the combative crowd. United was without Casemiro, Christian Eriksen, Antony, Scott McTominay, Donny van de Beek, and Anthony Martial for the risky stumble over the Pennines. By the hour mark, Leeds looked the most probable to take the three points. With Jadon Sancho looking to be the star most probable to turn it around for United and center-onward Wout Weghorst looking lost, Ten Hag’s double change in the 61st minute changed the course of the sport. Sancho was replaced by juvenile Alejandro Garnacho, who has been disheartening in the last couple of games, while Tyrell Malacia was changed by Lisandro Martinez, pushing Luke Shaw back out to left back. To many fans’ astonishment, Weghorst stayed on. Garnacho replaced Marcus Rashford on the left pinion, who moved up front. Bruno Fernandes moved ...
Read more

Chelsea’s change of shape in-game is key

Chelsea beat Bournemouth 2-0 on Tuesday evening in their first game back later the World Cup interrupt. It was a much-needed win and a clean sheet after stumbling form and poor performances before the break. There was one key element for me that I noticed that really helped Chelsea get the edge over Bournemouth and make it a pretty straightforward game for them in the end, and that was the in-game exchange of shape. We are starting to see elements come into our play that has clearly been implemented by Graham Potter and his team, and the shape is one of them. I also incorporated about four moves in the first half that Chelsea made that were quick one-touch passing that set us up for a savage within seconds. We have rarely seen this at Chelsea in recent seasons, with our possession play often being too slow and too labored. It was  invigorating to see some quick fluctuation and players also taking on those hard and riskier passes; that is what we need to be seeing much more, worryin...
Read more