Kaiserdo: The sky is my limit; I can finally play in the Champions League, but my dream comes true

Hupu, August 12th, Chelsea officially released a season warm-up interview, interviewing Kesaido.

No one deserves a holiday more than Kesaido. When he returned to his hometown in Ecuador, his fellow countrymen surrounded him and took pride in witnessing his own countrymen’s achievements in such a tremendous achievement on the world stage.

"It's crazy that people stop me in the streets, they're so happy to see me, I can tell in their faces," Kesedo said with a smile.

"It's incredible to see people happy to win the Club World Cup. My family is also proud of me, and I enjoyed my days there."

Now back in Cobham, Kesedo is focusing again on helping the team and doing his best. Maresca's support also made him more determined. Maresca often said that with Kesédo, Chelsea would be better.

"I'm grateful, it's an inspiration for me," he said modestly. "That's why I train harder every day."

But Kesaido said he would play better.

"I will definitely try to play better than last season," he stressed. "I long for more. I keep saying that I have no limits; the sky is my limit. I will train hard and achieve more for this great club.

I just want to make a good start for this season. Of course, it will be an incredible and difficult season because we know the Premier League is always tough, but we will do a great job.

can finally play the Champions League. The dream comes true, and I look forward to it. When you watch the game on TV, it feels great. You can feel the game is different. People all over the world are paying attention to you. It's another level and now we've done it, we want to get good results."