Neville: The Blues will fall out of contention as the season progresses and currently do not have the strength to win the championship

Hupu November 25 News Recently, Neville talked about his views on Chelsea's championship prospects this season in an interview with Sky Sports. He said that as the season progresses, Chelsea will gradually withdraw from the championship ranks.

Neville said: "Chelsea's game next weekend will be very interesting, and it will also be an important test for them. Throughout this season, Chelsea will win many games that they "should win". They will give the outside world hope and will gradually approach the top of the list, but then they will start to lose points, possibly from The top spot fell to fifth or sixth, and then it rose back to fourth. I think Chelsea's ranking will fluctuate between second, third and sixth this season, and their competitiveness is roughly in this range

"As for Champions League qualification, Chelsea has many young players and the team has invested huge amounts of money. But at present, the development speed of the Blues may not meet expectations. I think they are still far from being a team that can compete for the championship. There are obvious shortcomings in several key positions. But it is undeniable that Chelsea is a good team - but it cannot be called a 'top team', and I don't think they have top players.

"With huge investment, Chelsea has a good lineup and corresponding strength. I think they can eventually be among the top four in the league. Chelsea will indeed be close to the top this season, giving the outside world the illusion of being able to compete for the championship, which makes us wonder whether they are the closest challenger to Arsenal, but I think this This momentum will not continue as the season progresses. "But next weekend's game will be a severe test. Through such a game, we can really see the strength of this type of team. Chelsea will definitely hope to win the Premier League title in the next two or three years, but for now, they seem to be far from that level."