Chelsea Boss Maresc Palmer insists that the goal drought is ‘mentally something’

Chelsea Manager Enzo Maresca, Cole Palmer’s last sleeveless run Everton thinks that he is a “mind” before his visit to the Stamford Bridge in the Premier League Saturday.

Palmer, in the first 23 matches of the season in the last 16 matches, in the last 16 matches, could not find the network in the last 16 matches.

At that time, Maresca slipped down to the sixth, as he pressed the Chelsea Boss. However, with only two points of Newcastle with five league games, Blues still provides a place in the last five finishing strokes and the next season in the Champions League.

The Chelsea has favorites to play the European Conference League and travel to Sweden for the first leg of the semi-finals of Sweden against Djurgarden next week.

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Calmer has become a total of 22, in the Stamford bridge, and the manager is nothing but a confidence of the lawsuit against England’s goal.

“I am sure that this is a mental, it’s not tactical or technician,” Maresca said.

“Cole is still a player who scored 14 goals in 20 games. The style is the same, the club is the same. The club simply did not change mentally.

“He can see a little worried because he wants to help the team. You can see that he is a little happy. But he is a matter of time.

“If you return to the game with the game, there were at least every game or two, so it’s not about how the team plays.”