New Chelsea signing Michy Batshuayi is already looking ahead to linking up with play-maker Oscar as the two shared a heat dialog on Twitter earlier than the Belgian acknowledged he "can't wait to transform" Oscar's assists.
It follows Chelsea's confirmation on Sunday that the 22-12 months-old has come to be Antonio Conte's first signing for a said figure of £33m from Ligue 1 outfit Marseille.
Although the two will be hoping to be lining up together, their respective documents from last season are in stark distinction. The Belgium global helped himself to 24 strikes in all competitions and even added 9 assists to round off an impressive season.
However, in Oscar's case, it was once a season to omit because the Brazilian located himself on the fringes of the Chelsea beginning eleven. Batshuayi's eagerness to convert the 24-yrs old assists would probably be dampened with one appear at the play-maker's help file last season- simply the three in 20 most appropriate League starts.
Oscar has been at Stamford Bridge for 4 years now and in the course of that point, he has emerge as one in every of Europe's best play-makers. However underneath former supervisor Jose Mourinho and meantime boss, Guus Hiddink, the Brazilian has been good beneath par and his future in west London is doubtful.
He has been closely linked with a transfer to Serie A champions Juventus but the player himself feels the advent of Conte could aid him rediscover the form that made him one among Chelsea's exceptional avid gamers.
The 24-yrs old mentioned in may just: "[The new manager's arrival] is nice for the gamers. Undoubtedly you ought to show yourself. I'm certain the teach has been following all of the avid gamers in my opinion.
"it's going to be a breath of contemporary air to the workforce and every person's excited to prove their valued at to be right here. Undoubtedly i have not been very glad considering the fact that i haven't been taking part in very so much however, with the brand new educate coming in, it can be a fresh commencing for everyone."