Are Chelsea going under the radar?

Maybe because of  his extroverted style and his unique man management, Jurgen Klopp has received widespread praise since entering the Premier League. Yet, he only has a fifty-five percent win rate; it is feasible to suggest that due to Sarri, a more subdued man on the touchline, Chelsea do not get the attention they deserve. He doesn’t shout from the rooftops or does anything spectacular to the general public, but through almost three decades of experience, he is a man who knows how to maximize a player’s potential and push a collective in the same direction.

Although entering into a precarious environment, which was plunged into a period of instability, Sarri has cultivated a squad to adapt immediately to his methods. Finding a perfect balance in his favoured four-three-three system, the former Napoli Boss has found a way to allow each player to thrive, making his start to life as a Premier League Manager all the more remarkable.