One current Premier League player has been identified by Emmanuel Petit as being "as good" as Erling Haaland of Manchester City. Haaland has become one of the most sought-after assets in world football due to his absurd goal scoring record in recent seasons. Over the last seven seasons, he has scored 263 goals in 322 games for RB Salzburg, Borussia Dortmund, and now Manchester City.
In his first season at the Etihad, he helped the team win the treble with 108 goals in just 122 games, and he won his second Premier League Golden Boot the previous season. However, although the club was urged by numerous commentators, Petit believes Chelsea's Nicolas Jackson could "be as good" as the Norwegian striker as he disproves skeptics with his outstanding performances under Enzo Maresca. To replace him in the summer with a top-tier center-forward. As is uncommon with football players, Petit told Gambling Zone, "I always knew Nicolas Jackson would turn into a top player; we just had to be patient with him."There are a lot of surprises in the Premier League right now.
Chelsea is finally proving everyone wrong after Pep went seven games without a victory. Over the past ten months, a lot has changed. "Is Jackson capable of matching Haaland's quality? Why not? I have no reason to doubt that he can duplicate Haaland's numbers because he surrounds himself with such talented players.
There are numerous players who can pass the ball to him so he can score, like [Pedro] Neto and [Cole] Palmer.He has excellent movement and communication skills with his teammates, and he will only continue to improve.Chelsea's eight-game winning streak, which had placed them in the running for the title alongside Liverpool and Arsenal, ended on Sunday when Everton held the Blues to a frustrating goalless draw at Goodison Park. With a game in hand for Arne Slot's team, the outcome puts Chelsea four points behind Liverpool ahead of their Boxing Day matchup with Fulham.
Despite the fact that his team did not score, Maresca was happy with their performance.The former Leicester City manager remarked, "That was a real game." "The boys gave an amazing performance, which makes me extremely delighted. You have to switch up your game sometimes, and we are learning how to play a new game. In terms of clean sheets, they rank among the top teams in Europe. I told the players that I was happier than I was after Chelsea's 2-1 victory at Brentford the previous week. "We made every effort. Although there is always room for improvement, we are pleased since this stadium is challenging for both us and [other Premier League teams].
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