Chelsea midfielder Romeo Lavia has expressed unwavering confidence in the Blues project, stating that he would be the first to leave if he lost faith in the club’s long-term vision.
Despite a challenging season, the midfielder in a chat with The Standard, remains fully committed to the “amazing” project being built at Stamford Bridge.
“It’s hard to put names, because I think everyone in different parts of the season has shown leadership,” Lavia said.
“It’s more of a collective quality that we have. When you talk about leadership, some players we (might) think it’s off the pitch or being vocal, some players it’s on the pitch.
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“I’d probably say the ones that have been at the club for the longest have definitely shown a lot of leadership at this club.”
Pressed to be specific, the midfielder said: “I could name a few. I’d probably say Enzo (Fernandez), because he’s won the World Cup and he’s got a lot of experience.
“When you talk about leaders, he’s a really good example because he doesn’t need to speak too much and when he does, everyone listens.”
Lavia, who joined from Southampton, has faced injury struggles but has re-emerged as a key part of the squad, and the club remains convinced of his long-term potential
