Mauricio Pochettino's tenure at Chelsea has had a mixed start since he took charge of the club this summer, and the same can be said for his newly secured striker, Nicolas Jackson.
The team has struggled to secure positive results in the early part of the season, with the Blues winning only one of their first five matches.
However, there have been glimpses of promise, and it's expected that things will improve in the coming months once the team becomes more adept at finding the back of the net.
The responsibility for scoring goals falls on the Senegal international, who has displayed both encouraging moments and cause for concern. In the first five matches of the season, the 22-year-old has managed to score just one goal.
Moreover, he's on the verge of a suspension, as he has accumulated four yellow cards already.
Ahead of this weekend's match against Aston Villa at Stamford Bridge, the Argentine manager has advised the forward to maintain a calm and composed demeanor:
“I spoke to Nico Jackson as he had four yellow cards only for talking with the referee… and he’s a striker.
“He understood. Jackson is young, he is going to be a fantastic player. He needs to be calm and relaxed”. Pochettino said via Fabrizio Romano.
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