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EPL: Great player, smart signing – Gary Cahill reacts to Chelsea’s latest recruit
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EPL: Great player, smart signing – Gary Cahill reacts to Chelsea’s latest recruit

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Former Chelsea defender, Gary Cahill, has reacted to the club’s latest recruit, Maxence Lacroix.

Cahill described the France international as a great player, adding that his move to Stamford Bridge was a smart signing by the Blues.

On Thursday, Chelsea signed Lacroix from Premier League side Crystal Palace.

The French defender signed a deal that will see him remain at Chelsea until 2032.

“He is a great player, and it’s a really smart signing,” Cahill said of Lacroix via Chelsea’s website.

“I think he’s at a great age now as well, and he’s had that experience of playing regularly in the Premier League. He’s obviously been involved at the World Cup with the French national team.”

EPL: Great player, smart signing – Gary Cahill reacts to Chelsea’s latest recruit

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