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“I think it’s important that I help set the standards. I know the club inside out and I hope for the younger players that I can be leader and someone they feel comfortable to talk to.”
“[...] There are certain levels we didn’t reach physically [last season] and that is something the new manager wants to change this year. So while [training] has been hard, it’s also been exciting work because we know it is going to benefit us in the season.
“In football, there is always a next time, there is always a next season. It’s all about the preparation and it is important that we work well now. I think it is an important season for us but also for the whole club. We all want to achieve our goals.”
-Trevoh Chalobah; source: Chelsea FC
Chelsea star Armando Broja has made his mind up on a West Ham move as reports claim a deal is close over the striker.
Fans will remember speculation over a West Ham move for young Chelsea striker Armando Broja was one of the sagas of last summer’s window.
But West Ham signed Gianluca Scamacca instead as the Slough-born Albanian remained with Chelsea only to suffer an ACL injury which kept him out for most of the season.
Since then the Blues have signed strikers Christopher Nkunku and Nicolas Jackson and are being linked with a host of others.
Armando Broja wants to stay at Chelsea despite reported interest from West Ham, according to the Daily Express.
Hammers boss David Moyes has long been linked with a move for the 21-year-old forward, who has attracted interest from several clubs.
Speculation about Broja’s future has increased since he was left out of Chelsea’s squad for their pre-season trip to the USA.
But the Express say he is keen to stay at Stamford Bridge and fight for a place in new boss Mauricio Pochettino’s side.
Speaking at his post-match press conference after Chelsea beat Wrexham 5-0 in a friendly in North Carolina, Pochettino said decisions on the futures of various Blues youngsters would be taken after the squad returns to London.