It is not of great surprise that Saul Niguez's recent upturn in form has completely gone under the radar. Why wouldn't it?
Given the seismic events that have engulfed Chelsea into chaos off the pitch, the confidence-boosting wins and calmly assured displays of the Spanish international are hardly near the top of supporters lists.
But the past three games have shown that Saul, whose career in west London started terribly, can still end with a feeling of positivity and that this loan has not been a complete waste of time, which it threatened to be before Christmas.
