So far this season, Noni Madueke has made the right wing position at Chelsea his own.
Madueke has been a regular feature on the right wing for Chelsea, and has done well.
The 22-year-old’s form has seen him get to play for the England team as well, and he is competing for a place alongside Arsenal’s Bukayo Saka.
Madueke has however stated that he doesn’t see Saka as competition, but is rather learning from the Arsenal star.
Asked about Saka by The Mail, Madueke said: “I don’t look at Bukayo like competition.
“I look at Bukayo as a teammate who plays for England.
“I know his quality and he’s a player that I look at to try and implement parts of his game into mine. I don’t look at him like; ‘I am coming for you’. The manager will make his decision – and I’m happy to be part of this team – and to start to make a difference for England this early on in my career is great.
“I feel like I did my job. I created the first goal and I was a threat pretty much until I came off. That is what I try to bring every time I step on the pitch.”
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