Danny Drinkwater, story of a failure: "I apologize to the fans"

Danny Drinkwater (32 years old), one of the key pieces in the historic Premier League achievement city ​​of leicester in 2016, said goodbye this Thursday to Chelseaa club that signed him in the summer of 2017 for 38 million euros and where his contract ends on 30 June.

23 games and four loans in five seasons

The Manchester midfielder, who became fully international in 2016 at his hands Roy Hodgson, has openly spoken about a time that has been deadly both for him and for the ‘blues’. And it was that in five seasons, Drinwkater He has only played 23 official matches with the shirt Chelseaaccumulates four shifts in Burnley, Aston Villa, Kasimpasa Y Readingthroughout this season they fought not to be relegated to League One -English Third Division-.

“The list of reasons may be endless, but …”

“My days at Chelsea are over … It feels very strange to me to write this. I, the club and the fans are very disappointed with the result, there is no doubt about that. Injuries, how I have been treated , some mistakes I made, pitch problems, time without playing … The list of reasons may be endless but I don’t like or change what happened ”, wrote an elegant drink water On Instagram.

“I try to see the positive aspects. I played with great players, I was coached by incredible coaches, I worked with great staff, I met amazing people, I lived in great places, I expanded my record … “Football is a fantastic sport but clearly it was a business that went wrong for both parties. I apologize to Chelsea fans for how it went, I wish I could have seen my best in that shirt doing what master ”, concluded the footballer, who since January 1 has freely negotiated his future with any team.

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