Antonio Rudiger bids farewell to Chelsea “I heard insults, but I also felt love”

“I do not like to say goodbye, but I will try to do it better,” the German footballer wrote at the beginning of the release.

Rudiger decided to start his article with a description of his colleagues from the locker room. The German player says they became like family to him during his time at Chelsea. He is particularly positive about N’Golo Kante. Rudiger insists that the French midfielder is one of the most humble people he has ever known.

“We’re more than just fellow players. N’Golo Kante, Mateo Kovacic, Hakim Ziyech and Romelu Lukaku are like brothers to me. It’s very rare in football,” the German said.

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During his farewell, Rudiger also spoke about how it felt to win the Champions League. He also wrote a few words about “The Blues” coach Thomas Tussauds. At the end of the article, Center-Back told the story of his tragic defeat to Manchester City in 2019.

“As I got closer to the stand, someone in the crowd started calling me by name. He may have been five yards away, looking straight into my eyes. I’ve heard a lot of insults all my life, but it was weird. It’s really personal. He wants to talk to me so he can get on the field. Of course he’s not moving. He stopped screaming immediately.

At the end of Germany, he summed up in brief that he had stayed on the team from the English capital.

“I heard insults, but I also felt love. In the end, the light is stronger than the darkness. It will always hold Chelsea in my heart. Thank you,” he concluded.