MOISES CAICEDO wants his fellow Chelsea stars to block out the noise – by winning and fighting for trophies.
The Ecuadorian midfield linchpin, 22, captained the Blues to their first victory of the Enzo Maresca era on Thursday night as they battled past Swiss side Servette in the first leg of their UEFA Conference League play-off.
However, the drama surrounding Chelsea’s heavily-inflated squad and Clearlake Capital’s never-ending transfer spree have continued to dominate headlines, which Caicedo concedes is hard to ignore.
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Porro's mindset clear
PEDRO PORRO has struggled to shake the shame that followed April's agonising North London derby defeat to Arsenal.
Ash bash!
MATTY ASHTON claimed his second hat-trick of the season as Warrington broke records.
Special Bru
JAN HAMMERS ST LEGER RIVALS
DEL BOY POSH GEEZER SHOCK
David mocked for Cockney 'clean-up'
Works put brakes on motorists
AVERAGE IS 23MPH
Space cadet singles love new date apps
LONELY IN TINDER TURN-OFF
BRITS IN DASH TO SEE KIM COUNTRY
DEMAND for holidays in North Korea is going through the roof.
TV'S BANG ON
Detectorists was right about buried treasure
Boffs: Wine is fine
GLASS WITH MEAL GOOD FOR HEART
Strictly Amy: So good to be back
DUO 'TELLY GOLD'
