‘Absolutely Fantastic Player…’Amadou Onana believes Chelsea have a better player than Kaoru Mitoma

According to hitc, when Everton player Amadou Onana was playing FIFA for the Premier League’s official channel, he had the option of choosing between Chelsea and Brighton.

Raheem Sterling’s life hasn’t been easy since he moved to Chelsea from Manchester City, and he’s discovered that many wide players outshine him. That includes Kaoru Mitoma, a dribbling expert. A player that helped Brighton win European football for the first time in club history last season.

But when Amadou Onana had to choose between the two, he didn’t hesitate to endorse Raheem Sterling, calling him ‘an absolutely brilliant player’, as he told the Premier League channel. Perhaps there is some prejudice there because he knows the England winger, but he is still demonstrating his love for him.

While life has been more difficult for the multiple Premier League champion, class is eternal, but form is fleeting. When asked who he would choose between him and Kaoru Mitoma, Amadou Onana continues to give flowers to the man on Chelsea’s left.

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Raheem Sterling, or Kaoru Mitoma?

“I am going Raz (Sterling),” Onana added. “He is an absolutely fantastic player and I know him, so I will go Raz as well.”

Chelsea’s answer in the FA Cup

Chelsea’s League Cup final failure will continue to pain them, even if they overcome Leeds United in the FA Cup on Wednesday night. If the Spurs lose to the Championship fliers, Mauricio Pochettino’s reputation in the billion-pound kitchen would suffer significantly.

This is where players like Sterling must step up and try to pull Chelsea out of their present predicament, as they face another trophyless season and a bottom-half finish. There is just so much the supporters will put up with before losing patience.