Morgan Rogers wants to improve his “final actions”, despite a strong start to the season in terms of goals and assists. If you enjoy Talk…

Chelsea attacker Morgan Rogers revealed he wants to become more clinical and ruthless in front of goal, despite registering six goals and four assists in all competitions this season. Speaking to the club website, Rogers explained that he aims to score more routine goals rather than just occasional standout strikes.
Rogers recently scored the opening goal against Manchester United with a driving run and chipped finish. Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso praised the team's mature performance in that match, while defender Aaron Anselmino watched the game from behind the bench.
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