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See The Chelsea Star; The Most Loved Footballer In The World Right Now
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"30% of the world is covered by land and the other 70% is covered by him".
If you've been a football fan for the last 5 years you'll know that this saying is synonymous to no other than Chelsea's player N’golo Kante. A man Eden Hazard once described as a rat, one who covers every single blade of grass on the football field in an astonishing way.
A rat is an animal no human would love to be likened to, but for Kante it's no big a deal. Kante goes about earning his daily bread just like a Nobel laureate winner in science whose passion is being a kindergarten teacher and always shy away from the spotlight- though the spotlight always has a way of shinning on him.
Going from French sixth division to Ligue one in the space of three years and balloon d'Or nomination in another span of 2 years is no mean feat.
Kante's incredible ability to intercept and retain the ball is a perfect match for the Premier League. This unique ability contributed to the foxes in credible title winning season 2015/2016 and Chelsea's subsequent 2016/2017 premier League title not to talk of France triumph at the 2018 World Cup in Russia.
Former Leicester scout Steve Walsh was an integral reason behind the emergence of N'Golo Kante and it's interesting to hear his process when it comes to discovering the game's best talent: “Character is very important and you can find out a lot about players when you are watching them on the pitch," Walsh told Everton's official site.
The peak of Kante's career was when he was included in the 2018 World Cup Squad in Russia. He and his French teammates succeeded in bringing France to be the world cup champion by defeating Croatia in final league.
Kante’s innocence was again reflected when he became the last player who took a photo with the world cup trophy.
Now one of the best midfielders in the word, his name is often hailed by many footballers, pundits and fans alike.
His humble figure and never-ending persistence have managed Kante to realize his childhood dream, which is raising his family social class.
To the premier League and the world without an iota of doubt, Kante has proven to be the beautiful reality of his African-French generation and everyone’s loved sport star.
If you've been a football fan for the last 5 years you'll know that this saying is synonymous to no other than Chelsea's player N’golo Kante. A man Eden Hazard once described as a rat, one who covers every single blade of grass on the football field in an astonishing way.
A rat is an animal no human would love to be likened to, but for Kante it's no big a deal. Kante goes about earning his daily bread just like a Nobel laureate winner in science whose passion is being a kindergarten teacher and always shy away from the spotlight- though the spotlight always has a way of shinning on him.
Going from French sixth division to Ligue one in the space of three years and balloon d'Or nomination in another span of 2 years is no mean feat.
Kante's incredible ability to intercept and retain the ball is a perfect match for the Premier League. This unique ability contributed to the foxes in credible title winning season 2015/2016 and Chelsea's subsequent 2016/2017 premier League title not to talk of France triumph at the 2018 World Cup in Russia.
Former Leicester scout Steve Walsh was an integral reason behind the emergence of N'Golo Kante and it's interesting to hear his process when it comes to discovering the game's best talent: “Character is very important and you can find out a lot about players when you are watching them on the pitch," Walsh told Everton's official site.
The peak of Kante's career was when he was included in the 2018 World Cup Squad in Russia. He and his French teammates succeeded in bringing France to be the world cup champion by defeating Croatia in final league.
Kante’s innocence was again reflected when he became the last player who took a photo with the world cup trophy.
Now one of the best midfielders in the word, his name is often hailed by many footballers, pundits and fans alike.
His humble figure and never-ending persistence have managed Kante to realize his childhood dream, which is raising his family social class.
To the premier League and the world without an iota of doubt, Kante has proven to be the beautiful reality of his African-French generation and everyone’s loved sport star.
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Brilliant Bayern Condemn Chelsea To 7-1 Aggregate Defeat
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An under-strength Chelsea side never looked like pulling off the incredible comeback it would have taken to reach the Champions League quarter-finals.
Tammy Abraham scored their goal in an otherwise largely one-sided second leg as they were again well beaten by a classy Bayern Munich side.
The Blues, 3-0 down from the first leg, always faced a tough task in Munich.
And it became even tougher when Robert Lewandowski tucked away a ninth-minute penalty after being brought down by keeper Willy Caballero.
After Mateo Kovacic had given the ball away, Ivan Perisic slotted home Bayern’s second goal on the night.
Callum Hudson-Odoi seemed to have pulled a goal back with a fine right-footed strike.
However, after a VAR check the goal was disallowed because Abraham had been in an offside position.
Abraham did pull a goal back a minute before half-time by tapping in after Emerson’s ball across the face of goal was spilled by keeper Manuel Neuer.
Chelsea boss Frank Lampard will look to stamp out the kind of defensive shortcomings which have been evident all season.
They were evident again when Lewandowski found space on the left and crossed for an unchallenged Tolisso to score from close range.
And Lewandowski rounded off Bayern’s emphatic victory with his second goal of the night – a fine header from Alvaro Odriozola’s right-wing cross.
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