Chelsea forward Joao Pedro has offered a fascinating glimpse into life at Cobham, singling out a young teammate whose work ethic is rapidly becoming the standard inside the club.
According to Pedro, the youngster’s commitment begins before the official session even starts. While others are still in the gym or grabbing breakfast, he is already out on the pitch, running through first-touch drills and sprint patterns. Even after training finishes, he remains behind to sharpen his finishing, often asking coaches for personal feedback and even challenging goalkeepers to extra shooting games.
Pedro revealed that the intensity has caught the attention of senior professionals at the club, some of whom have more than a decade of Premier League experience. They have started to cite him as an example for academy prospects, praising his maturity and routine. “It’s like he’s been a professional for 15 years,” Pedro has reportedly told friends. The routine includes ice baths, video analysis, and quiet reviews of his own statistics before he eventually leaves the training ground late in the evening.
The impact in the dressing room has been significant. Teammates frequently discuss his relentless.
