I should have scored more goals, I missed a lot of chances, Jackson is throwing ashes on his head

Chelsea is not having a great season, and in a way Nicolas Jackson is also signed under it. The Senegalese forward was supposed to be in charge of scoring goals and he repeatedly failed in this direction, he himself is very well aware of his shortcomings.

The Senegalese striker arrived at Stamford Bridge last year for 37 million euros from Villarreal, signed an eight-year contract and scored a total of thirteen competitive goals. However, the number could have been much higher, and even the 22-year-old African knows it.

“I should have scored more goals, I missed a lot of chances” Jackson acknowledges.

“The situation overall is not what I imagined it to be – next season I wanted to play in the Champions League. Everything happens for a reason and we will have to try even harder next season. The most important thing for the team is to be as high as possible in the table , then the fans will be satisfied and there will be peace and goals will also come.” continues.

“I’m working to improve every day. The most important thing is to be available, help the team and play. I missed a lot of opportunities, but I’m trying to prepare for chances, hopefully it will be better next season.” he hopes.

Mauricio Pochettino’s men have not played in the European Cups this year and with a number of new faces in the cabin, the Blues have been able to concentrate exclusively on the English scene. In the League Cup they fell only in the final and in the FA Cup they fought their way into the top four. The results in the Premier League are significantly worse, as documented by the ninth place.

“If you look back at the season so far, we’ve played at Wembley twice and we still have five games to fight for cups. Next season will be better, the coach knows all the players and the relationship is better. We didn’t know each other at the beginning and they had problems with each other, now everyone knows everyone. It will be better, we are one step closer to what we want.” thinks the Senegalese representative.