Raheem Sterling made a mild jab at former boss Graham Potter Following his man-of-the-match performance in Chelsea's victory against Luton Town on Friday night
Raheem Sterling engineered Chelsea's dramatic 3-0 success against Luton Town in a stunning show of skill and flair, leaving the crowd in amazement and bringing in the Mauricio Pochettino era with a thunderous victory.
It was a performance that brought back memories of Sterling's brilliant time with Manchester City, a level of play that had seemed to have been lost to time since his summer transfer to Stamford Bridge.
The substantial improvement from his prior difficulties may be attributed to his time working with former manager Graham Potter, who often placed Sterling in out of character situations and deeper responsibilities, resulting in a number of unpleasant events throughout his stay.
But Pochettino's influence has done wonders, giving Sterling's game fresh vitality. The English star made a subtle dig at his old coach, highlighting the value of Pochettino's direction and the importance of playing in a way that plays to his abilities.
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