'I'll be forever': Noni Madueke makes admission about PSV Eindhoven following move to Chelsea

By Nathaniel Kay

Noni Madueke will always hold PSV Eindhoven close to his heart after leaving them to join Chelsea.

Typing on Twitter, the winger shared his love for the Dutch side who he represented for three years before heading to Stamford Bridge.

Madueke set sail for South West London earlier this week, having played for PSV since 2018.

He was originally in the academies at Crystal Palace and then Tottenham Hotspur ahead of his move to Holland.

The England Under-21 international played over 100 times for the various age groups at the Eredivisie team.

During his last full season with the club, he won the KNVB Cup and Johan Cruyff Shield, scoring twice in the final of the latter.

Now, Madueke will be challenging for an entirely different selection of trophies, thanks to Chelsea capturing his signature.

Whilst his focus will be on helping Graham Potter’s squad push up the Premier League table, he made sure not to forget those who propelled him into this position.

“5 years donning this iconic shirt. I’ll be forever PSV,” tweeted the attacker yesterday afternoon.

Chelsea supporters will be hoping for the same loyalty from their newest signing.

Fans of the Blues could form a strong bond with Madueke, considering he is contracted for the next seven-and-a-half-years.

Nathaniel Kay

"Nathaniel is a football journalist who graduated from the University of Derby. He worked at Burton Albion as part of their media team for two years. Nathaniel produced regular articles for the club’s official website and match-day programme. He covered the 2018 U20 Women’s World Cup in Brittany and has reported from grounds ranging from non-league up to the Premier League. Nathaniel is a full-time writer for the Chelsea Chronicle, and was formerly their social media man. His footballing career reached the sparkling heights of winning the Under-13s Bloxham Tournament in 2011."