‘My happiness is not complete yet, I want to score a hattrick against the Overrated Manchester United and that has always been my ambition,’ Nicholas Jackson sends warning message to Manchester United Coach Erig Ten Hag ahead premier League Clash today
The 22-year-old is now optimistic that Mauricio Pochettino will turn into a dependable goal scorer for Chelsea.
Nicolas Jackson is a player that Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino has great faith in.
Mauricio Pochettino thinks Nicolas Jackson is headed towards being a more dependable goal scorer at Stamford Bridge, according TEAMtalk.
The 22-year-old has made 13 Premier League appearances this season and scored six goals, including a hat-trick against Tottenham Hotspur.
He hasn’t won over everyone, either, as former Chelsea player Craig Burley recently declared that Armando Broja should start for the team.
Nonetheless, it appears that Pochettino has a genuine faith in Jackson.
Is Nicolas Jackson capable of becoming Chelsea’s consistent goal scorer?
We believe he is capable. Jackson has time to improve as a striker because he is still only 22 years old.
Although the Senegal international hasn’t been in England for very long, his Premier League record is respectable, however it’s clear that his hat-trick against a nine-man Spurs team has inflated it.
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Jackson will benefit from working under Pochettino, who is a great coach, as he strives to establish himself as a premier center-forward.
Jackson may need some time to develop into a consistent goal scorer, but Chelsea desperately needs one right now. They are not among the teams vying for the Premier League championship, nor are they among the top four.
The Blues need a consistent source of goals right away if they hope to return to the race. Jackson might develop into that in the future, but Pochettino can’t afford to wait.
Because of this, it would be fantastic if Chelsea could sign a player like Victor Osimhen of Napoli, for example, but it is not as simple as it sounds. Especially in the middle of the season, the Italian team won’t want to part with their lucky charm.
For the rest of the season, Pochettino might have to place all of his hopes on Jackson.
