Moises Caicedo has hinted at a potential future departure from Chelsea amid growing speculation linking him with other clubs.
The Ecuador international only recently reaffirmed his commitment to the club, but now seems open to a move in the future.
Caicedo becomes the third Chelsea player to admit uncertainty over their future, alongside Enzo Fernandez and Marc Cucurella, with the club handing a two-game suspension to the former over comments made over his future.
In a recent interview with Spanish outlet AS, the 24-year-old stated that he is currently happy at the London club but may consider leaving in the coming years.
“You never know in football, don’t you think?”, Caicedo said.
“I have a contract with Chelsea now. The truth is, I haven’t honestly thought about another club, about leaving London, but well, in the end, you never know in football.
“All I want is to enjoy myself. I have a contract and I want to keep playing as long as God allows. After that, we’ll see what happens”, he added.
Caicedo has been a key figure since his transfer to Chelsea from Brighton and Hove Albion in 2023, helping the club to success in the UEFA Conference League last season and the FIFA Club World Cup in the summer.
The 24-year-old has been linked with a move to Spanish giants Real Madrid over the past year and he has now left the door open to a move in the nearest future.
“I have a contract, but we’ll see what the future holds. Let’s see what surprises await us”, Caicedo added.
“Chelsea is a great club. They’ve helped me a lot since I arrived. I want to repay them, to show it in every game, for as long as I’m there. And well, time will tell.”
Caicedo will be in action later today as Chelsea play host to League One side Port Vale, hoping to end their four-game losing streak.
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