Chelsea player claims club are “progressing well” despite awful recent form | OneFootball

Chelsea midfielder Moises Caicedo claims that the club are progressing well despite recent form being very bad.

Caicedo seems to be looking at the glass half full right now and believes that Chelsea are moving in the right direction.

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In reality, it’s turmoil out there once again amongst a very toxic Chelsea fans base who are sick to death of their owners and how they are running the club. Pretty much every Chelsea fan has now lost their patience with this project after the team have lost their last four games in a row, are dumped out of the Champions League, and are out of the Champions League qualifying spots in the Premier League.

It’s far from good enough, and more fan protests are being organised for Chelsea’s home game against Manchester United in a few weeks time. It’s not looking good.

But Caicedo stays positive

Jesse Derry and Moises Caicedo in training

Speaking about going out of the Champions League in quotes picked up on X this week, Caicedo said:

“Many incredible things happen in the Champions League, that’s why it’s so special. But I focus more on my team. We are progressing well.”

Fair play to him for keeping upbeat about it all.

In other news…

An article from Matt Law of The Telegraph yesterday explains just why Chelsea are backing Liam Rosenior to succeed despite his early struggles – it’s clear that he’s not going anywhere anytime soon.

As well as that, there’s been more confirmation that Chelsea tried to sign a young defender back in the January transfer window.

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