Hakim Ziyech gives Marina Granovskaia tricky transfer conundrum after Crystal Palace performance

I have a good feeling about Hakim Ziyech. In a time when he’s needed to turn up, he has not let the Blues down.

He has by far been Chelsea’s best forward in 2022, and he deserves all the flowers.

Chelsea travelled to the depths of south London to face Crystal Palace. It was a hard-fought battle as the Eagles managed to cause the Blues some problems. However, Ziyech made all the difference, just like he had done against Tottenham and Brighton.

The Moroccan has shown his worth, and that should do it for another season with the Blues. We all know the time is coming where the Chelsea attack will go up for scrutiny, and one of them will leave this summer.

It took 89 minutes, but Chelsea took the three points against Crystal Palace. What an effort that was. It was not the best of performances from the Blues. It was probably one to forget for many fans, but I’m sure this will go down as a turning point for the Moroccan.

Ziyech found the back of the net twice, the first goal being ruled out for offside. It was a reward for a solid performance from the 28-year-old. Romelu Lukaku had yet another questionable performance along with Christian Pulisic. Kai Havertz completed the quadruple attack but in a much deeper role than what he was used to. He made the most of his role, but it wasn't one of his best.

It comes as a huge relief as Ziyech climbs his way up the pecking order. It seemed as though he was completely out of favour and at the bottom of the list regarding Thomas Tuchel's choice. Despite having a sensational semi-final, he was even left on the bench in the Club World Cup final.

A consistent run of games is needed to unlock a player’s full potential to increase confidence. Surely Tuchel cannot bench the wizard and his