A hop, skip and jump were all Jorginho needed in the eyes of some to wash away the concerns against Manchester United this past Saturday.
Although his penalty kick did not capture the three points Chelsea craved, it did give him the most Premier League penalties scored since joining Chelsea at the start of the 2018/19 season from Napoli.
His speciality from six yards has rarely been in question but that is not where deeper concerns lie over his longevity at the base of Chelsea's most uncertain area. Graham Potter's swift move to introduce Mateo Kovacic before the interval against United reflected a tactical flaw that was being exposed.
