Chelsea new aid Sartpaev: If everything goes well, I will be at Chelsea when I was 18 years old

17-year-old Kazakh genius striker Sartpayev recently completed his signing with Chelsea, and he is regarded as the new Aguero. In an interview with Russian journalist Nobel Arustamiyan, Sartpaev talked about why he chose Chelsea.

This week, Sartpaev gave the first important interview with Russian journalist Nobel Arustamiyan. He talked about why he chose to join Chelsea, how he planned to compete with Lamin Yamal for the Golden Balls, and the Chelsea trial that won him the contract.

Satpaev revealed: "We played one game, but in the first half, we faced one team and another team in the second half. It can be said that it was like playing two short games with different opponents. At the beginning, the ball was not on our side, but when we took control of the game, the opportunity began to appear. In the end, I scored three goals and sent one assist in both halves."

Satpaev added: "Zenit, Real Sociedad, Benfica, Salzburg and Marseille is also interested in me. But Chelsea has paid the most attention to me, so I chose them. "

He said: "If I look at it from a sports perspective, I dream of playing in Europe and leaving a mark in European football. Of course, I also hope to win all the honors and trophies while helping my motherland reach the World Cup."

The Kazakh star also talked about his ambition to compete with the world's best genius in the next few years and why Chelsea is the best choice for him. Sartpaev said: "My favorite player now is Lamin Yamal. I hope to compete with him in the future."

"If everything goes well, I will be at Chelsea when I was 18. Honestly, I'm not sure if this is the best option, but I think Chelsea knows how to develop young players. The club will really invest in them. Even if they are loaned out, they can help me find the right team. Of course, I will try to gain a foothold in Chelsea's first team and become the leader of the team. Of course, this may exist, but even so, I will prove myself with performance and let them change their views on me."