MOISES CAICEDO has admitted it would be a “dream” to move to Chelsea and work with Graham Potter again.
The Blues were keen on the 20-year-old even before Potter left Brighton to replace Thomas Tuchel at Stamford Bridge.
And now the Ecuadorian is said to be a target in the January window, when the new boss can put his own stamp on things through the transfer market.
Caicedo spoke to Argentine outlet Ole about the possibility of a reunion at the Premier League giants later in the season.
He said: “It made me very sad now that Potter left for Chelsea, because he helped me a lot and I wanted to continue having him as a manager, but that’s football.
“You never know. Today you can be here and tomorrow somewhere else, that’s the job of a footballer and a coach.
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“At Brighton he worked very well and people love him very much. I’m very happy for him and for the great opportunity that was presented to him.
“Right now I’m very focused on Brighton and the World Cup. I want to have a great World Cup and then we’ll see what happens.
“I think they are one of the best teams in the world and nobody would turn down an offer from Chelsea or any other club like that.
“It’d be a dream to be in the best teams in the world and succeed there.”
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The midfielder spent 18 months playing under Potter at Brighton.
Caicedo had started every league game this term before the Englishman departed the Amex.
The youngster was starting to flourish, fulfilling his dream of playing in the top flight.
He revealed he wants to play at the very top and will do what he can to accomplish his ambition of winning a title.
Caicedo added: “From a very young age I have dreamed of doing things very well in order to be at the top.
“I like to win titles and it would be a dream to win the Premier League. That is why I have come here, not only to compete, but to win titles.
“I want to be the Ecuadorian who has won the most titles in his career. I am working very hard for it and I want to achieve it.”
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
