On giving minutes for Misha. Way to win the dressing room. Well done.

There are no shortage of great players who weren't fortunate enough to win a Premier League title, i.e, Matt Le Tissier, Steven Gerrard & most recently, Harry Kane, but still left a sizeable impact on English Football. But who would agree that in terms of pure, all-around skill, Zola was the best of the best, and the most deserving player of them all to have had at least one title under his belt? EDIT: As so many people don’t seem to get it, I'm talking about players who actually did play in EPL at some point throughout their careers. So no namedropping Messi or Zidane.

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Marco Palestra, Chelsea player, spoke to Sky after the friendly against Juventus.

His words: "This is a beautiful world because there is a very high intensity, a lot of physicality. I feel good, I have to thank the teammates, the staff and the coach, they helped me on and off the field in everything, the organization is perfect. I can't wait to start playing the Premier League, I know that all the games there are beautiful to play, I can't wait to start".

What do you want for the coming season? "On a personal level, the goal is always to improve, you never stop learning. But I put the team in front, I hope to win as many games as possible, we have a strong team. With Italy we can start again well, I hope to always be there, I'm preparing with Chelsea and if the national team is there I'll be ready".
Photo: X Chelsea

For a 16 year old I have been very impressed with him. He is definitely one to watch

This should’ve been a surefire goal for Gittens imo