Nigeria Midfielder Mikel Obi who has fallen out of favor under new Chelsea boss Antonio Conte this season is planning on leaving Stanford Bridge in January.
Here is an interview with BBC.
“I have never been a guy who made excuses in life, I never shy away from my responsibilities,” Mikel
“I have to keep training hard and make sure I change the manager’s mind. I have been professional, I train and work every day with the team and I hope one day I will get to play.
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