Marko Marin
Chelsea star: New boy is enjoyable to play with
Friday, July 27, 2012
3:54 PM
Frank Lampard hailed Marko Marin
Chelsea star Frank Lampard has already hit it off with Blues new boy Marko Marin.
The west Londoners signed the German international before the end of last season and has impressed his team-mates on their pre-season tour to the USA.
“Marin is very enjoyable to play with,” Lampard told the club’s official site.
“I have only played with him once or twice and he picks up great positions on the pitch and is very sharp.
“He is the kind of creative player we want at Chelsea to excite the fans.
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