In the first episode of Chelsea’s latest video series “CFC Unlocked”, Pedro Neto chats with Chelsea players about his growth process at Stamford Bridge, covering his physical fitness, competitive state and ability to adapt to multiple positions, while sharing many exciting topics.  

Pedro Neto discusses his takeaways from the Club World Cup, winning the UEFA Nations League with Portugal and how his family plays a key role in keeping him grounded.  

Pedro Neto has scored in every game of the Club World Cup so far and he will be looking to continue his impressive form against Tunisia’s side. It would be a perfect end to his first season at Chelsea for the Portuguese.  

Pedro Neto said: "This is a very wonderful first season in my career. The club's staff and management team are very supportive and friendly to me. I feel at home here."  

"It means a lot to me to play more than 50 games. It's been a long time since I reached this number. I got a lot of playing time. But to be honest, I know I still have room for improvement. I am working hard to get back to my best form and now I feel great."  

Knee, ankle and hamstring injuries have limited Pedro Neto's game time for Wolves over the past few seasons and he has further highlighted the hard work he has put in behind the scenes to ensure he remains fit and available for Chelsea this season.  

He said: "I need to pay more attention to my physical health. Fortunately, I have a physiotherapist who has been by my side and has given me great support and help throughout the season.  

"I hope to maintain my current state and keep improving myself. This is my attitude. Now I have made great progress in this regard, and I hope to perform better on the court next time."  

"Motivation is the most important thing. The nature of football requires you to be consistent and to constantly improve your performance. This is what I am striving for and what I will continue to work towards. I will work hard every day to stay in good shape and show uniqueness in many aspects."