Petr Cech thinks Chelsea striker Didier Drogba is bound to beat his personal best tally of 33 goals in a season this year.The 'keeper feels that the Ivorian frontman is at his sharpest currently, and that when the striker is fully-fit there are few in the world who can match him.
"Didier has been brilliant all season. He can beat that 33-goal record. You can see he is in form. He is fit and he is confident," said Cech, according to Press Association Sport.
"If he stays fit, I am sure he will get more goals. It's always difficult to say if anyone is in the best form of their career.
"Sometimes, if a striker is not scoring as many goals, they can still be in good form.
"But Didier has been brilliant for us for many years. He has always been on top. He has always been brilliant for Chelsea.
"He is one of the best strikers in the world and he just keeps doing the same things."
Chelsea won 2-0 at Wolverhampton Wanderers yesterday but Cech admits that the victory was far from straightforward.
The Blues needed to be at their ruthless best to claim the win and the timing of their two goals was crucial, according to the goalkeeper.
"Wolves had their chances, they didn't take them and we killed them off," he added.
"There were times when they would have felt they could have got something out of the game and, at just the right times, we scored our goals."
"Didier has been brilliant all season. He can beat that 33-goal record. You can see he is in form. He is fit and he is confident," said Cech, according to Press Association Sport.
"If he stays fit, I am sure he will get more goals. It's always difficult to say if anyone is in the best form of their career.
"Sometimes, if a striker is not scoring as many goals, they can still be in good form.
"But Didier has been brilliant for us for many years. He has always been on top. He has always been brilliant for Chelsea.
"He is one of the best strikers in the world and he just keeps doing the same things."
Chelsea won 2-0 at Wolverhampton Wanderers yesterday but Cech admits that the victory was far from straightforward.
The Blues needed to be at their ruthless best to claim the win and the timing of their two goals was crucial, according to the goalkeeper.
"Wolves had their chances, they didn't take them and we killed them off," he added.
"There were times when they would have felt they could have got something out of the game and, at just the right times, we scored our goals."
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