Exclusive interview with Johanna Rytting Kaneryd: Chelsea winger discusses moving forward, staying patient, and generating positivity.

Wolverhampton, England – Johanna Rytting Kaneryd of Chelsea Women reflects on her first season at the club with a big laugh. The Swedish star had to adjust to not playing every game after being the star of the show at BK Hacken. Rytting Kaneryd admits that she had to learn patience and credits her development to the guidance of Chelsea manager Emma Hayes.

Rytting Kaneryd reveals that she had to work on various aspects of her game, including crossing and being more direct in her play. She believes that she has improved significantly this season, with more assists and goals to her name. However, she admits that she needs to be more selfish in front of goal.

As a right winger, Rytting Kaneryd has had to adapt her game to suit different strikers due to injuries at the club. She highlights the strengths of her teammates and adjusts her service accordingly.

Chelsea’s recent defeats in the FA Cup and Conti Cup have been tough, but Rytting Kaneryd emphasizes the team’s mentality and spirit. She believes that they can learn from these setbacks and come together to achieve their goals.

The upcoming UEFA Women’s Champions League clash against Barcelona is a chance for Chelsea to prove themselves. Rytting Kaneryd is focused on the team’s performance rather than individual matchups. She believes that Chelsea showed too much respect to Barcelona last year and aims to focus on their own abilities.

Rytting Kaneryd is motivated and excited for the big game, as she loves playing at the top level. She hates the feeling of not doing enough on the pitch and is determined to make an impact. She believes that Chelsea is built for these moments and is ready to take on Barcelona.

The first leg against Barcelona will be broadcast live on TNT Sports and discovery+ in the UK.