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#1 Jorginho and Maurizio Sarri
Maurizio Sarri's arrival from Napoli has been more than just a revelation for the Blues, as he has completely flipped the way Chelsea used to function under Antonio Conte, bringing back the famous possession-based football system and the good ole' 4-3-3 formation that enables playmaking. His first signing? Well, we all saw it coming as the holding midfielder from Napoli was bought to the Stamford Bridge almost immediately.
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His arrival has bought a lot more than what Chelsea can cherish, as he now lies in the middle of the Chelsea machinery playing as a holding midfielder, allowing the likes of N'golo Kante to move forward and take up a more aggressive role for his team.
While being a defensive midfielder is a specialty, the Italian can also play as a central midfielder. It looks like Jorginho is one of Sarri's favorite and will continue to follow him wherever he goes.
