Born in Brazil and raised in Italy, Jorginho mixes the flavours of his upbringing and the colours of his roots in his football. He followed Sarri from Napoli to Stamford Bridge and was tasked with reshaping the Blues midfield. Jorginho responded by instantly becoming one of the best midfielders of the Premier League this season.
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The Italian has completed a massive 853 passes in the 8 games he has played so far, which means that Jorginho averages almost 107 passes per game. The statistics are frighteningly good and the midfielder has been the heart of the Blues team this season. He has been dictating terms from his deep-lying position and has attempted 4 through balls and 19 accurate long balls. Jorginho has also allowed Kante to discover an attacking edge which has taken Chelsea further ahead.
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He has attempted just 14 tackles but has made 53 recoveries. He has committed 4 fouls, but has not picked up a card yet. This shows that Jorginho is not just your average defensive midfielder, he is the architect who has orchestrated the Sarri Ball revolution in the Premier League so far.
To make the cake even sweeter, he has also found the net once in the 8 games he has played so far. The Italian is Chelsea’s main man and has transformed the blues into Title favourites with his work ethics, guile and qualities on the ball. There is no denying that Jorginho is currently the most impressive new signing this season.
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