The Brazilian midfielder remains optimistic about Chelsea’s chances in the upcoming Premier League season despite their lack of form in their pre-season tour of U.S.A as the Blues lost to the likes of MLS All Stars and A.C
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Ramires has come out and made it clear that Chelsea must be ready for the new Premier League season as it will be a long and hard one for the Blues after their pre-season woes in the http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Chelsea-c38786 lost two of
their pre-season encounters against MLS All stars and A.C Milan and now the supporters are wondering as to how the UFEA Champions League winners will fare in the English Premier League next season.
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Oscar-c28720 to find their place at the club and also to get used to
the physical nature of the English Premier League.
Last season, Chelsea gained qualification to the UEFA Champions League only because they won the competition itself otherwise Tottenham were set to qualify for the European Cup due to their fourth place finish. The London club
were largely inconsistent in the English Premier League but they did well in cup competitions as they won the F.A Cup.
Regardless, after investing a healthy sum of money in revamping and reinvigorating the Chelsea squad, Di Matteo’s priority will be to do well in the Premier League and perhaps challenge the likes of Manchester City and Manchester
United. http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Barcelona-c38604 in the semi-finals.
Ramires said, "The games were a good test; the team did well, we lost the last two games, but we worked hard. It's a bit soon to worry too much about performances; this is pre-season so the main focus is on fitness.”
He added, “It took a while to get back into it, but I tried to do my best and enhance my fitness levels in order to be in the best possible shape as soon as I can. I will try to repeat my performances of last season, or even better
them if possible, but it's not just about me, it's important we improve as a team.”
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