Ross Barkley insisted that the "good times are ahead", because he supported Chelsea head coach Maurizio Sarri against the background of increasing pressure, highlighting the premature struggle of PEP Guardiola in Manchester city.

The future of Chelsea Sarri was put under hesitation before the end of the EFL Cup on Sunday in front of city subsequently 3 defeats in 6 matches in all competitions.

Chelsea plunged into sixth space in the Premier League, while their UK Cup defense was completed in the 5th round of Manchester United amid criticism of Sarri's style of play.

Barkley, however, jumped to the defense Surry – who was linked with a return to Italy through the image of Serie A Roma.

"We learn every day," Barkley said. "We are all top class players and we all want to recognize more. In case you match the 1st season of PEP Guardiola [2016-17], they were held through a few up and down spell. When I was at Everton, we beat them 4: 0.

"We have ambitions to be one of the best football teams in the world. We're one of the biggest clubs in the world.

"The manner of play that the Manager desires is not where he is at the moment. With the period it will come. Bad days don't always stay. Good era ahead.

"We do this every day in training. No doubt, with the period you will see how it will become excellent."

"Every Manager has a personal game plan," Barkley added. "We did similar Luggage in Everton under Roberto Martinez. This is an elementary method to be sanctioned in this IRG. It will only surely help us. I don't mind opposite of this.

"He will try to do better than any player. Throughout his career at Napoli, you will be able to see how well he overcame with the players, how he improved them. Over the past couple of months we've been held up and down a bit, but we have no doubt that we will actually flow through and reach the furore."

In the past, the head of real Madrid Zinedine Zidane and club favorite Frank Lampard-now responsible for the champion image of Derby County – are already associated with Chelsea.

"For many years – I'm not in the club – you see, in fact, that managers come, managers go," - said Barkley. "It's all in the triumph, the conquest of trophies. That's why I came to the club. If things do not go well, every time there will be pressure that comes with it."