Colombia and Manchester United striker, Ramadel
falcao, has officially joined Premier League champions
Chelsea. The striker who had been on a season-long
loan at Manchester will now feature for the ‘blues’.
The 29 year old striker could only manage four goals in
the 29 games he features for Manchester last season.
Falcao, who hopes to make it a permanent deal said “I
am very happy to be joining Chelsea.
I can’t wait to
start training, to help with our aim of retaining the
league title and being successful in Europe”.
Between 2004 and 2009, Falcao scored 34 goals in his
90 appearances for Argentine club, River Plate. He then
moved to FC Porto in Portugal where he netted 62 goals
in 72 games.
In 2011, of the 86 games he played for Athletico Madrid,
he found the back of the net 68 times. However at
Monaco during the 2013/2014 season, he managed just
11 goals in his 20 appearances.
Chelsea coach, Jose Mourinho, will use the arrival of the
potent player, to fortify the strike-force of his team.
