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🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🚨If England win the 2026 World Cup, Reece James could become the most decorated English footballer of his generation. 🏆 FIFA World Cup (if England win) 🏆 UEFA Champions League 🏆 UEFA Super Cup 🏆 FIFA Club World Cup (2021) 🏆 UEFA Europa Conference League 🏆 FIFA Club World Cup (2025) We need to give him a PL🥹💙

Stepping it up in the heat. 🔥

Who is that one journalist you’d believe even if these two haven’t posted it

Stepping it up in the heat. 🔥

Instead of Chelsea wasting money on a new left winger, why not make Nicolas Jackson the club’s permanent left winger? I don’t see Jackson as a striker, I see him as a winger. A player who can take on any defender in 1v1 situations, create chances out of nothing, and constantly threaten the opposition with his pace and dribbling. His profile combines explosive speed, silky footwork, physicality (1.87m/6’2”), intelligent movement, strong link-up play, and an incredible work rate. Those are the qualities of a modern inverted left winger, and Chelsea have already seen him excel in that role. One of the clearest examples came in the FA Cup Fourth Round replay against Aston Villa in February 2024. Mauricio Pochettino started Jackson on the left wing with Cole Palmer operating more centrally, and the Senegal international was outstanding. He was heavily involved in the build-up to Chelsea’s opening goal before scoring the second with a brilliant header. His movement, link-up play, and ability to drift into dangerous central areas caused Villa problems throughout the game, proving he can be just as influential from the left as he is through the middle. The statistics back it up too. During the 2023/24 Premier League season, Jackson recorded a 59.3% dribble success rate, the highest among all Premier League strikers with at least 75 attempted take-ons. Imagine giving him even more space to isolate full-backs instead of asking him to battle centre-backs every week. We’ve seen him leave defenders like William Saliba and Ibrahima Konaté behind, win fouls with his close control, and use his right foot to cut inside into dangerous shooting positions. With his pressing, physical presence, tactical intelligence, and versatility, Chelsea may not need to spend big on another left winger. They might already have the perfect one in Nicolas Jackson.