The Premier League giants have sent the Nigeria international their best wishes after he completed his permanent transfer to La Liga side Leganes.
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Kenneth Omeruo's prayers have finally been answered as Chelsea have agreed to sanction his move to the club where he spent a successful season on loan in 2018/19, making 31 appearances.
The Super Eagles defender joined the Blues 2012 from Standard Liege but found first-team opportunities hard to come by. He subsequently spent time on loan at various times in the Netherlands, Turkey, Spain and with Championship side Middlesbrough.
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Kenneth had earlier expressed his desire to continue his development in Spain, with his request now granted for a reported £4.6 million fee.
“I think now’s the time for me to leave, to find a place, to be my own man,” he said. “I’m married with a baby now, so I need stability.
“Chelsea have done amazingly for me, and for my family as well, but it’s time for me to reach my potential and get where I think I deserve to be.”
The Nigerian international is a veteran of two FIFA World Cups and was a key member of the Super Eagles squad that earned a bronze medal at the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations, a tournament he won in 2013 alongside former Chelsea stalwarts John Mikel Obi and Victor Moses.
Good. Wish you all the best. Prove yourself and come back to Chelsea. I just hope they include buy back option in the contract.