Home PREMIER LEAGUECHELSEA Chelsea star admits he ‘harmed’ the team and credits Mauricio Pochettino for resolving squad ‘chaos’: “When I arrived, it was quite a mess,” and “I was harming the team and didn’t want to expose myself.”

Chelsea star admits he ‘harmed’ the team and credits Mauricio Pochettino for resolving squad ‘chaos’: “When I arrived, it was quite a mess,” and “I was harming the team and didn’t want to expose myself.”

by LAVIZKID

Enzo Fernandez recently acknowledged the unintended consequences of pushing through his injuries during this season, recognizing that it negatively impacted Chelsea’s performances. He commended Mauricio Pochettino for instilling “order and identity” within the club, attributing this positive change to Pochettino’s leadership.

Fernandez, who holds a World Cup title with Argentina, has grappled with a hernia issue that has kept him off the field for a significant part of the current season. Following surgery last month, he is now ruled out for the remainder of the season.

Having joined Chelsea from Benfica in a substantial £106.8 million deal just over a year ago, Fernandez credits Pochettino with playing a pivotal role in enhancing team unity.

Reflecting on the initial chaos within the team upon his arrival, Fernandez remarked in an interview with DSports, “Mauricio has brought clarity and a strong team identity.” He noted a palpable improvement in the team’s work ethic and focus, particularly evident in their performances on match days.

Fernandez expressed admiration for the positive changes Pochettino has implemented at Chelsea, emphasizing the coach’s influence in fostering a more cohesive and disciplined team atmosphere. He highlighted the increased seriousness and dedication in training as key factors contributing to improved on-field performances.

Delving into his personal journey, Fernandez shared that he endured months of pain and injections to manage his condition before opting for surgery for long-term benefits, acknowledging the difficulty in admitting his impact on the team.

Looking ahead, Fernandez is focused on his recovery and aims to return for Argentina’s Copa America campaign, commencing on June 20 against Canada. Expressing his excitement for this opportunity, he stated, “I’m eagerly anticipating joining the national team training sessions soon. My recovery progress is promising, and I’ve already initiated on-field training sessions.”

As Fernandez gears up for his Copa America debut, he brings a renewed sense of determination and anticipation, eager to contribute positively both at the club and international levels.

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