Chelsea manager Inzu Mareska believes Cole Palmem’s recent ronases are “psychology” ahead of Everton’s visit to Stamford Bridge in the Premier League on Saturday.
Palmer has failed to find the network in his last 16 appearances, after scoring 14 goals in the first 23 games this season.
During that time, Maresca was relegated from second to sixth, when pressure on the Chelsea president. However, just two points behind Newcastle and five games left, the Blues are still on the pitch and will end in five key players and have a place in the Champions League next season.
Chelsea are also nominated for the Europa Conference and will travel to Sweden next week for the semi-finals against Dejorgard.
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The 22-year-old has become a talisman in Stamford Bridge and his manager insists that the unproductive magic of the English international is not in front of the goal, nothing more than a self-confidence.
“It’s definitely mental, it’s not tactical and technical,” Maresca said.
“Col is still the player who has scored 14 goals in 20 games and the same style is the same.
“You can see a little worried because he wants to help the team,” Ronaldo said. You can know he is fighting a little bit about it. But he showed how happy he was after Fulham. That’s just something (which) we can win the games. He will definitely score.
“If you go back to the game, he had at least every game or two chances, so it’s not about how the team plays,” he said.