Why did Thomas Tuchel succeed with Ngolo Kante at where Maurizio Sarri and Frank Lampard fail?

 Why did Thomas Tuchel succeed with Ngolo Kante at where Maurizio Sarri and Frank Lampard fail?

Ngolo Kante did not hesitate. There is no doubt in the French people. In the past 93 minutes, he harassed Atlético Madrid players, narrowed the space, and regained control of the ball. It's time to do it again.

So the 30-year-old child left when his late permission hit Kalum Hudson-Odoi. Kante sprinted behind the sluggish Kirk and left him behind Mario Elmoso. In nine seconds, the midfielder jumped from one penalty area to another.

Although he didn't catch the ball, Kante's bait race enabled Christian Plisic to slide the ball to unmarked Emerson Palmieri, who led him into a distant corner and pointed the exclamation point to Chelsea's impressive victory.

Kante returned to his bossy best on Wednesday night. According to Opata, he recovered more goals than any other player (13 people) and completed the second most blue pass (70). Not surprisingly, he won the UEFA men's competition award.

Thomas Tuchel said after winning 2-0 that if you play with him, you play with half a man. He gave excellent intensity and volume. It's unique. The coach is very happy. this is a big gift for such a big helper on the court.

Kante chose the master in the game against the competitive team; his performance is one of the best of all the players this season. What's more striking is that just five weeks ago, Tuchell was asked if he cared about the health of the World Cup champion and his progress.

The basis of this problem is effective enough. Kant just stayed outside for more than a month due to leg problems in training in early January. This kind of injury has been normal for 30-year-old children in the past 18 months.

Tuchel's response is clear. The German said that I think Ngolo is in line with any manager's plan on earth. He is a Chelsea player and one of the best midfielders in the world. I'm lucky to have him join my team. I'm glad he's back.

Kante missed two games of the Tuchel era. The substitute made a guest appearance against Tottenham Hotspur and Sheffield United at night. His first starting lineup under the 47-year-old coach was against Barnsley, and he pursued five more games in the next seven games.

Kante's every game under Tucer has improved. This eventually made him perform well against the competitive team, after which most experts and supporters accepted the status of the former Leicester City star.

How Tutcher did this is surprisingly simple. Kante has experienced some kind of identity crisis in the past two and a half years, which is certainly not his own fault. It started with Mauricio Surrey, who insisted on playing Italian on the right side of the three midfielders.

After the appointment of Frank Lampard, the French international basically continued to work as a boxer, although he was later transferred back to sixth place, who was responsible for screening defense.

Neither position brings Kant's best side. At the age of eight, he shouldered too much responsibility for attack. At the age of six, he had to restrain his natural instinct to chase his opponent and retrieve the ball. He must be more disciplined.

Tuchell didn't have this. Before Canter's guidance first started, it was clear that the midfielder would be deployed in his role as Leicester City and won the championship season under Antonio Conte.

Todcher said that for me, his best position is Double Six. Of course, he can play six people, but his advantage is that he has a free range and volume.