CHELSEA fans are convinced they have their own Ronaldinho after watching Jadon Sancho in his first training session.
The winger joined the club on a season-long loan on deadline day.
He was made an outcast at Manchester United after falling out with Erik ten Hag and Chelsea could make his move permanent for as little as £20million next summer.
Sancho, 24, is yet to make his Blues debut but Chelsea fans are already excited at what is about to come after witnessing his first training session.
The former England star was seen hitting the back of the net with strike after strike, finding the bottom corner with ease.
His one-touch passing looked crisp too with one supporter comparing Sancho to a legendary Brazilian.
They wrote: “We have our own Ronaldinho.”
Another fan reacted saying: “He’s going to make a huge impact on the team.”
A third added: “Exciting times. Jadon’s first session at Cobham is just the beginning. Can’t wait to see what he brings to the team.”
And another commented: “He’s about to cause absolute mayhem.”
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There is plenty of hope and expectation surrounding Sancho but his first task is to break into the team, and there is considerable competition.
On the right flank he has competition from Chelsea’s player of the season last year, Cole Palmer.
While Noni Madueke has made a super start to the season with a hat-trick against Wolves.
On the left Sancho will have to dislodge £54million summer signing Pedro Neto, with Mykahilo Mudryk and Christopher Nkunku also available to boss Enzo Maresca.
