Chelsea's Graham Potter defends a fellow player who has received criticism from pundits, calling them "world class."

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October 8th 2024.

Chelsea's Graham Potter defends a fellow player who has received criticism from pundits, calling them
Last April, Chelsea made the decision to part ways with their head coach, Graham Potter. Despite his departure, Potter still has high praise for one of the club's players, Robert Sanchez. The goalkeeper has been receiving some criticism this season, but Potter believes that he is truly a "world class" player.

Despite Chelsea spending over £20 million on Filip Jorgensen in the summer transfer window, Sanchez has still maintained his position as the team's number one goalkeeper under Enzo Maresca. Some have even speculated that Sanchez's performance could potentially hinder Chelsea's chances of winning the Premier League title. However, Potter sees things differently and only has positive things to say about the young player.

In a recent match against Nottingham Forest, Sanchez made some crucial saves that helped secure a 1-1 draw for the team. Potter was quick to praise his former player, stating that his "high-end actions are world-class." Potter also commended Sanchez for his physical abilities, such as his power, size, agility, and speed. He also mentioned Sanchez's ability to effortlessly pluck the ball out of the air, making the goal look smaller than it actually is.

Potter acknowledged that Sanchez is still a young goalkeeper and is working on being consistent, but he firmly believes that the player has all the necessary tools to become a top keeper. He also mentioned the structure that Maresca has implemented, which he believes will benefit Sanchez's performance. Potter highlighted Sanchez's range of passing and ability to threaten the opponent's defensive structure, making him a valuable asset to the team.

On the other hand, former Chelsea star John Obi Mikel, who is now a football pundit, expressed some concerns about Sanchez's performance in the team's 4-2 win over Brighton on September 28. Mikel pointed out that Sanchez had a "nightmare" in the first half and was at fault for the first two goals. He also emphasized the importance of having a "top, top goalkeeper" for a team to be successful. While Mikel praised Sanchez's talents, he believes that Chelsea needs someone even better to compete at the highest level.

Mikel continued to criticize Sanchez's performance, stating that if he wants to become a top goalkeeper, he needs to start putting in consistent performances. He also mentioned Sanchez's weakness in playing with his feet but added that the team needs a goalkeeper who is confident and can make crucial saves. Mikel watched the team's game against Brighton and believes that Sanchez was at fault for both goals.

Sanchez has also faced criticism from other pundits, such as former Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart and football analyst Gary Neville. Both have pointed out some flaws in Sanchez's performance, with Hart mentioning his mistake in timing and Neville expressing concerns about the player's confidence after the arrival of Jorgensen.

Overall, Potter's high praise for Sanchez shows that the young goalkeeper has a lot of potential and the necessary skills to become a top player for Chelsea. However, there are also valid concerns about his consistency and ability to handle pressure, which may affect the team's success. Only time will tell if Sanchez can prove his critics wrong and solidify his position as a "world-class" player for Chelsea.

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