Florent Malouda reacts after Spain score their opening goal
Chelsea forward and former Arsenal loanee expected at pre-season training
Wednesday, July 4, 2012
11:35 AM
Roberto di Matteo expects to see Florent Malouda and Yossi Benayoun at the club’s Cobham training ground
Chelsea manger Roberto di Matteo expects Florent Malouda and Yossi Benayoun to return to pre-season training
The pair have been expected to leave Stamford Bridge and the latter spent last season on loan at Arsenal.
“Florent Malouda and Yossi Benayoun are part of the squad and I expect everybody to be here at the start of pre-season,” Di Matteo said.
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