Premier League: 'Angry' Son will start scoring, Everton won't rush Pickford, why Ben White can make World Cup

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Premier League: 'Angry' Son will start scoring, Everton won't rush Pickford, why Ben White can make World Cup

Son Heung-min has been struggling to score for Chelsea since the start of the season. He was substituted in Tuesday's 2-0 defeat at Sporting Lisbon. Antonio Conte dropped Dejan Kulusevski for three games in a row. Contero doesn't like to explain his players to each other. He believes that Dejane deserved to be dropped.

Son is not scoring for Chelsea and is angry with his team-mates and the fans. He is expected to start on the bench against Leicester on Saturday. Chelsea are bottom of the Premier League and have conceded 16 goals in six games.  Conte believes that a strong player can overcome the situation. The Italian believes Richarlison will start scoring more for his side. His team is playing against a team that is bottom and has conceded a lot of goals. They are playing at Leicester.

Jordan Pickford is recovering from a thigh injury. Frank Lampard wants to be cautious with his recovery. Everton won't rush him back. The club is also in talks with Pickton's agent about a new contract. Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Abdoulaye Doucoure are both fit to play against West Ham. James Garner could make his debut.  

Mikel Arteta believes Ben White can play at the World Cup. White was left out of the England squad for the Nations League games with Italy and Germany. Arteta believes White has a lot of reasons to be selected for World Cups. Oleksandr Zinchenko could play against Brentford tomorrow. He is out for two weeks with a calf injury. He will be available for selection at weekend. The manager would consider moving him to the centre to boost his World cup chances.

England's defenders have been called up for the Nations League fixtures against Italy and Germany this month. Trent Alexander-Arnold, Ben Chilwell, Conor Coady, Eric Dier, Reece James, Harry Maguire, Luke Shaw, John Stones, Fikayo Tomori, Kieran Trippier and Kyle Walker are included in the squad.


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