Chelsea's manager Roberto Di Matteo
Chelsea boss Roberto Di Matteo discusses targets
Thursday, July 5, 2012
7:27 AM
The Italian wants to be challenging for trophies
Chelsea manager Roberto Di Matteo believes the club has to challenging in the Premier League and in the cup competitions next season and he has faith that his side can win some more silverware.
The Blues triumphed in the FA Cup and Champions League but finished in sixth place in the Premier League.
“Having won the European title might bring some expectations, yes, but I think it’s a club that has always had expectations,” the Blues boss said. “That is nothing new for our players,
“I would like us to be a good team that can compete and always in the frame for the targets this club has.
“We certainly have to make up ground [in the Premier League] because we finished 25 points behind the leaders so that’s going to be a big job.”
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