Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham has been warned he won’t be considered a good striker if he doesn’t click with Hakim Ziyech.
This is according to Iceland striker Alfred Finnbogason, who spent two years playing alongside Ziyech for Dutch side Heerenveen.
Ziyech is set to become a Chelsea player when the transfer window reopens after sealing a £36m switch from Ajax back in February. The Morocco international has registered eight goals and 21 assists this season.
When asked about Ziyech, Finnbogason told De Telegraaf: “Oh my god.
“And I already knew he was good, didn’t I. But what he has shown in recent years is not normal.
“If you don’t click with Ziyech, you are not a good striker. “All you have to do is move. He gives the balls exactly the way you want them to be. “Without a doubt, the Premier League will be a big test for him.
“Players are better and more aggressive, but see what he has already shown at Ajax with his qualities in the Champions League.
“He is something special and will be a big signing for Chelsea.” Finnbogason then added: “The pressure will be great, but he can deliver. He is no longer a young boy either, knows how it works.”