Chelsea have been struggling since the start of the season. Some manage to do a little better, like Cole Palmer or Conor Gallagher, but others have more difficulty, like their club. This is the case of Raheem Sterling, who scored 8 times and assisted 9 times in 33 matches in all competitions. The English winger is the target of criticism, particularly from his own supporters. He was even whistled by some fans during the Blues’ victory against Leeds in the FA Cup this week, which Mauricio Pochettino does not understand.
“Someone told me but I didn’t hear them (the whistles)explains the Argentinian coach to the press. I’ve only been here nine months, I don’t understand why this happens. It’s hard to know why exactly. He is fully committed to Chelsea, he is doing well and he is still very committed. He is one of the players who participates in 99% of training, he is always willing and available. Sometimes he’s good, sometimes not so good, but that’s like all players.” It’s up to Sterling to show on the pitch that he can change things.
