Jorginho analyses his midfield adaptation and reflects on learning from last season

The former Napoli man has been linked to a return to Italy this summer following the departure of Maurizio Sarri, the manager who brought him from Naples to London. However, despite the speculation, Jorginho insists his heart and head remain at Stamford Bridge and he is looking forward to the coming season.

‘Sarri was my manager and we worked together for four years but now is another chapter,’ he said. ‘He has left and I am staying here at Chelsea. I’m very happy in London, I have a long contract and I hope to be here for a long time.’
Jorginho’s debut season in England was a largely positive one. He started all but one of our Premier League games, beaten only by Cesar Azpilicueta’s 100 per cent attendance, and ended the campaign with a European medal round his neck. The experiences have helped him develop a better understanding of English football, which he hopes will benefit himself and the team this season.
‘I learnt a lot last season in terms of the intensity and to be aggressive in our system so I believe I can help my team-mates a lot this year,’ he continued. ‘We want to win every game and we have to try to do this. We have to think only about the next game and then the next game and then the next game, and see what happens.’https://www.chelseafc.com/en/news/2019/07/25/jorginho-analyses-his-midfield-adaptation-and-reflects-on-learni