PEDRO: CONTE GAVE CHELSEA THE BELIEF THAT WE COULD WIN THE LEAGUE

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The 29 year old Spanish international accolade about the Italian coach for restoring their trust within the Chelsea crew, he thinks he is one of the best managers in the world.

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The 29 year old Chelsea winger believes that because of trust this season they team manage to turnaround themselves.

Last season the Blues had undergo one of the most atrocious season for them, and they finished 10th in the league table and fails to defend their Premier league title.

This season the Blues hire the Italian Antonio Conte from Italy and after his team performance so far everyone is saying that he is the legatee Jose Mourinho.

This season under the Italian the Chelsea team is playing outrageously and they are sitting at the top of the table and they are six points clear from the second spot and they have won their last  11 straight matches in this campaign.

This season the Belgium international Eden Hazard and Spanish striker Diego Costa displayed horrendous football for them.

The Spanish winger Pedro voiced: "In my career, I have worked with really good managers, like Pep Guardiola and Vicente del Bosque,"

"But one thing that has really surprised me about Antonio is how he managed to turn around the team so quickly.

"He put trust and belief in all of the players and then we started winning matches. Quite easily, he just turned things around. He put the trust, the belief in all of us that we could win matches, that we could win the league.

"It's just like everything turned really quickly. We started to go really well, our trust started growing and everything became really positive. We've got a lot of trust and that really helps.

"One of the key things is the trust we have with everybody. Everybody trusts each other and it means we work really well together as a team.

"When we get a chance we take it and that makes the team feel more relaxed and play with more confidence."