Chelsea midfielder Jorginho has delivered his verdict on the Blues as they prepare for their Champions League tie against FC Salzburg.
The west London side lost their first match of the season in the competition when they were defeated 1-0 by Dinamo Zagreb.
It was also their third loss of the season so far, having played just seven games.
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They will now be looking to bounce back with a win at the start of Graham Potter’s tenure as the new Chelsea boss.
Jorginho came off the bench in the second half against Zagreb, and has now had his say on the Blues’ upcoming opponents.
Speaking to the media ahead of the tie, he described the Austrian Champions as: "Very vertical, aggressive and dangerous team.
"Another challenge, first game under the new manager. It's Champions League, it's never easy.
"We need to be well prepared."
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The Italian also shared his thoughts on Potter, who arrived at the club last Thursday.
"He's a humble coach, but with a really good way to work.
“He has this challenge, I believe he will do very well because he has good ideas, group of players who are ready to try to do the best we can and listen to what he asks.
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“It's a good combination."
Chelsea co-owner Todd Boehly has now spoken on the decision to sack Thomas Tuchel, who left the club last week after 19 months as head coach.
The American businessman said: “When you take over any business, you have to make sure you’re aligned with the people who are operating the business.
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"Tuchel is obviously extremely talented and someone who had great success at Chelsea. Our vision for the club was finding a manager who really wanted to collaborate with us, a coach who really wanted to collaborate.
“There are a lot of walls to break down at Chelsea. Before, the first team and academy didn’t really share data, didn’t share information about where the top players were coming from. Our goal is to bring a team together, all of that needs to be a well-oiled machine.
“The reality of our decision was that we weren’t sure that Thomas saw it the same way we saw it. No one is right or wrong, we just didn’t have a shared vision for the future.
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“It wasn’t about Zagreb, it was about the shared vision for what we wanted Chelsea to look like. It wasn’t a decision that was made because of a single win or loss. It was a decision that we thought was the right vision for the club.”
Topics: Jorginho, Chelsea, Red Bull Salzburg, Champions League
Robert Calcutt