"Peter Pan" Arjen Robben was once the hottest attacker in the Premier League, but the injury affected the development height of the Dutch star, fortunately, he finally came out of the haze of "Glass Man" in the middle and late stages of Bayern, and became a generation of "right king". At present, Chelsea's "Captain America" Christian Pulisic is not only quite a Rowenne in performance, but also has more frequent injuries than Robben, and Chelsea fans seem to have almost forgotten the "Captain America" who has only worn the league once this season.
Christian Pulisic, 23, officially joined Chelsea in the summer of 2019 and has played very well in the first season; the dexterity of his dribbling and the speed of the shift have surprised fans. In the 2019-20 season, Christian Pulisic appeared to have perfectly replaced the gap left by the departure of "Belgian King" Eden Hazard, delivering 11 goals and 10 assists in 34 games in all competitions, a few goals against Liverpool, and a goal against Arsenal in the FA Cup final.
In that season, however, Christian Pulisic had already played more than a dozen games with injuries in the middle of the season; in the following season, his injury problems became more serious, and he was absent for a period of time at the beginning and middle of the season. His form has also become unstable due to injuries, and he has lost the breakthrough technique he once prided himself on, and his playing style has become more direct. This season, Christian Pulisic has been suspended from playing with different injuries intermittently after playing the opening game of the opening season, and has only played in the first league and UEFA Super Cup finals this season, failing to show any influence under then-manager Thomas Tuchel.
In fact, with Christian Pulišić's talent, he must have gone further and become a generation of Chelsea's famous players, but in the past two years, Christian Pulisic has missed 342 days of games and training due to injury; as many as 11 injuries have made him no longer brave. It's not that he failed to adapt to the Premier League, but that the injury has tormented him so much that the "Captain America", who wears the number 10 shirt and is seen as Hazard's successor, is not as good as expected. Chelsea's decision to stay or sell Christian Pulišić in the next summer is an understandable one, and it may be good for both sides to break up at this time.