Cesar Azpilicueta: Chelsea's Longest-Serving Captain Bids Farewell After Glorious 11-Year Stint
Chelsea captain Cesar Azpilicueta bids farewell as a free agent after an incredible 11-year journey The Spanish full-back, having secured a two-year-deal with Atletico Madrid, leaves behind a remarkable legacy with over 500 appearances and nine trophies won at the Blues Stay updated on the summer transfer window with Sky Sports
Chelsea have announced that captain Cesar Azpilicueta will be departing the club after an impressive 11-year tenure. Throughout his time at Stamford Bridge, the defender has made a remarkable 508 appearances, clinched a total of nine trophies, and had the opportunity to play under nine distinct permanent managers.
Todd Boehly, Chelsea chairman, and Behdad Eghbali, co-controlling owner, said: "Cesar leaves an everlasting mark at Chelsea, as a warrior, as a champion, and as loyal Chelsea legend.
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Azpilicueta is set to join LaLiga club Atletico Madrid on a two-year contract, leaving west London as a free agent. Throughout his time at the club, he has consistently raised the standards and shown everyone the dedicated effort needed for success.
Chelsea's official statement read: "Congratulations and good luck, Cesar. We'll be forever grateful."
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