Following the team: Chilwell became the tactical transmission hub of White Castle, and was called the super dad internally.

Hupu reported on November 2 that Cyril Olivès-Berthet, a famous reporter from the French media L’Equipe, wrote Chilwell’s column.

The Englishman was slightly lacking in physical condition before, but quickly recovered. He has a very close relationship with compatriot Liam Rogier, although the two never crossed paths as players or coaches during their careers.

The Strasbourg head coach believes that Chilwell is an important link for the team on the field. Especially against PSG, we saw him passing tactical adjustments through the full-back.

It is worth mentioning that because Strasbourg's overall lineup is particularly young, this "Super Daddy" often communicates with the referees on the court, and the referees also respect him very much. He also uses gestures and words to guide his teammates.

In the game against Marseille (1-2) on September 26, he made multiple gestures, asking the central defender to pass the ball, and attempted long passes.

It is worth mentioning that he twice criticized the young Lucas Hogsberry, accusing him of not running aggressively enough and still trying to participate in corner kick attacks despite his obvious lack of physical fitness.

Chilwell still has some issues with speed, positioning and depth control. But his performances against top teams have been encouraging against Marseille and PSG (a 3-3 draw on October 17).

The fan who loves books and movies is very happy with his decision to join Strasbourg. He is known every day for his simplicity and patience in his dealings with people, both the club staff and the fans.