Former Chelsea manager Ruud Gullit analyzes the club’s recent struggles and criticizes their excessive spending and lack of team cohesion. He also offers his insights on Manchester United’s ongoing issues, highlighting the challenges faced by Erik ten Hag in assembling a competitive squad. Additionally, Gullit expresses his reservations about Taylor Swift’s presence in NFL coverage, questioning its relevance to the sport.
Chelsea’s disappointing FA Cup semi-final defeat to Manchester City has prompted criticism from Ruud Gullit, who blasted the team’s ‘horrible’ performance. Gullit also singled out Mykhailo Mudryk for failing to equalize from a free-kick in stoppage time. The loss adds to Chelsea’s recent struggles, with no silverware this season and languishing in ninth place in the Premier League. Gullit believes the squad lacks quality, which was evident in the crucial moments of the match. Chelsea will face Arsenal later this week, and Gullit urges the team to improve significantly to achieve future success.
Ruud Gullit has praised Cole Palmer’s impressive start at Chelsea but believes the youngster’s real test will come next season.
Chelsea legend Ruud Gullit has blasted the club’s current crop of players, calling them ‘horrible’ and ’embarrassing.’ Gullit, who played for Chelsea in the 1990s and won the FA Cup in 1997, said that the players ‘all think they are better than they really are.’
