Chelsea were back in Cobham on Monday looking to rectify the attacking problems that in essence ended their Premier League title challenge at the weekend against Manchester City.
"We expected more from all our offensive players in the last match. I think we had enough offensive actions, transitions, to hurt Man City more than we did. If this answers your question, maybe not 100%, but he is included in our offensive component," Tuchel reflected ahead of Brighton.
"He's a key player, so there will always be pressure but not more pressure than he puts on himself. And we need to find a mix between all the expectations, the pressure, and to be relaxed enough to play your best game. It's not only about pushing, squeezing, demands, it's also about feeling peace and being relaxed on the pitch.
