Didier Drogba’s emotions are palpable as he prepares to face his former club Chelsea and mentor José Mourinho in the upcoming Champions League clash with Galatasaray. In an interview with the BBC, the Ivorian striker expressed his admiration for Chelsea, stating that they are “ten times better” than Galatasaray.
Despite acknowledging the challenge ahead, Drogba affirmed his belief in his team’s ability to compete and his commitment to striving for victory, even if the odds seem stacked against them. Reflecting on his time at Chelsea, he admitted the emotional complexity of facing his former club but expressed pride in his achievements during his eight-year tenure, including delivering the European title to the Blues in 2012.
Drogba’s sentiments underscore the deep connection he feels to Chelsea and the significance of this reunion, highlighting the blend of nostalgia and determination as he prepares to step onto the pitch against his former teammates and manager.
