“Play him upfront as a number 9, he will bang you more goals than Nicole’s Jackson and Sterling combined”- Manchester United Legend Ryan Giggs tells Pochettino to play 22-years old defender as a striker and forget about Jackson, and Sterling

The legend of Manchester United once said, “Play him upfront as a number nine; he will bang you more goals than Nicole’s Jackson and Sterling combined.” Pochettino is told by Ryan Giggs to play the 22-year-old defender as a striker and to set Sterling and Jackson aside.

“Enzo and Caicedo have a higher goal-scoring ability than Jackson and Sterling.”

The star winger and Chelsea “remain committed” in spite of the dressing room conversation leaks.
SuperFrank – February 16, 2024, 11:30 p.m.
In an exclusive article that was released earlier today, Matt Law stated that Todd Boehly, a co-owner of Chelsea, had confronted Raheem Sterling for subpar play following a setback at Stamford Bridge in April.

Since then, the PR backlash has intensified, with prominent ownership ally Ben Jacobs adamantly stating via Twitter that “Sterling didn’t feel insulted by the interaction.”

He then shares another intriguing tidbit: Apparently, during a heated argument with Cole Palmer regarding penalty calls during Arsenal’s game earlier this season, the winger addressed his younger colleague during practice and “made it clear Cole should take the penalties.”

It appears to have been a wise decision overall because the 21-year-old hasn’t missed one since.

Even if the purpose of sharing those behind-the-scenes stories is to avoid any fallout from the first story, we still enjoy hearing them.

It’s true that following April’s defeat by Brighton, Sterling received a spirited speech from Todd Boehly. It’s understood that rather than challenging his leadership, his remarks centered on a lack of objectives.