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Landed in January 2023 by Chelsea, the young French international Benoit Badiashile (1 selection) fails to really establish himself in his new team. It must be said that the last few seasons of the Blues have been marked by quite crazy instability. Recently, we revealed to you that Chelsea were not against a departure in the coming months for Badiashile who has only played 7 matches this season. But at a press conference, the former Monegasque reaffirmed his desire to win in England.
“Enzo Maresca is a great person and a great coach. He has a great philosophy. I think we share the same vision of football. I really appreciate the time spent with the coach. I hope it lasts a long time with him. (…) It’s obvious that a player wants to play every match. But at a club like Chelsea there are a lot of good players. You have to take advantage of the minutes you have, give the maximum and let the coach make decisions. Of course I want to stay at Chelsea, it’s a big club. I am aware of the difficulties in succeeding, but I will try to do everything to achieve it”he said.
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