‘Warm weather training in Abu Dhabi will help us a lot’ – Chelsea defender Chalobah prepares for Premier League restart

Chelsea defender Trevoh Chalobah speaks to GOAL ahead of Sunday’s CBF Al Wahda Challenge Cup match against Aston Villa in Abu Dhabi.

• Benefits of Warm Weather Training
• Contract extension and ambitions with Chelsea
• Thoughts on the upcoming game against Aston Villa

what happened? With the mid-season World Cup in Qatar, Premier League clubs are seeing it as an opportunity to regroup and train in warmer weather. Chelsea, along with Aston Villa, organized a warm weather camp for their players in Abu Dhabi, which will end with the CBF Al Wahda Challenge Cup against Aston Villa.

Chelsea defender Trevor Chalobah, from the Chelsea youth team, believes training in the warm weather in Abu Dhabi will be extremely beneficial for the players ahead of the post-World Cup restart of the Premier League.

He says: “I think being here for two weeks exposes us to the sun. Training in the heat makes it harder and (helps) improve our fitness levels. I think it’s very good for us. ’ said Chalobah of the benefits of training camp.”[After] We had a tense game just before half-time and the team needed to pick themselves up, rejuvenate physically and mentally and get ready again for the second half of the season. “

Chalobah also spoke about his recent contract extension, which keeps him at the club until at least 2028.

“It’s been a dream to re-sign. It’s an honor every time I wear this shirt. I’ve been here for many years, [I hope] Becoming a regular and hopefully going on to achieve a lot with this team. “He went on to speak about his contract extension and ambitions with the club.

In the upcoming game against Aston Villa, “it’s going to be a tough game. They’re going to have a lot of players, but it’s going to be a good game.”

Bigger picture: Chalobah has been at Chelsea since 2007, joining the club at the young age of eight, and has slowly worked his way up the ranks of the first team.

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What’s next: After the CBF Al Wahda Challenge Cup, Chalobah is hoping to play a key role in Chelsea’s post-World Cup campaign in the Premier League. Graham Potter wants to finish in the top four and qualify for the Champions League.