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Transfer: Biggest club in London – Rogers on why he snubbed Arsenal for Chelsea

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New Chelsea signing, Morgan Rogers, has spoken for the first since he was officially unveiled by the Premier League club on Tuesday night.

Rogers was heavily linked with a move to Arsenal and reportedly had conversations with Mikel Arteta.

But the 23-year-old has now joined the Blues in a British-record £117million deal.

I’m so excited,” Rogers said.

“For me, Chelsea are the biggest club in London and a club I’ve always admired since I was a kid.

“I’m really excited about the project with the new manager, the players we’ve got and where the club is heading. That’s why I’m here and I can’t wait to get started.”

Transfer: Biggest club in London – Rogers on why he snubbed Arsenal for Chelsea

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