‘Surprising’ Christensen can be a Chelsea great

Antonio Conte hopes Andreas Christensen can have as successful a career with Chelsea as John Terry.

‘Surprising’ Christensen can be a Chelsea great
Wed, 20 Dec, 2017 - 00:00
Matt McGeehan

Terry left Chelsea last June after 22 years and 15 major trophies.

He is still the last Chelsea academy product to play regularly in the first team – and many managers have tried and failed to find the next one.

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