'Love You Obi' - John Terry Writes ‘Legend’ Mikel After China


Chelsea’s long-serving captain John Terry has paid a moving tribute to departing Nigerian midfielder John Obi Mikel after the club confirmed the Nigerian captain’s move to Chinese Super League side Tianjin TEDA FC.
The Chelsea captain had great things to say about the 29-year old midfielder on his Instagram page stating: “I would like to wish this LEGEND of a player and man all the very best with his move to China
Gutted to see you go "Old Boy" gonna miss you both on and off the pitch,so many great memories together Love ya Obi
Good luck mate
@mikel_john_obi”
The move leaves the Chelsea captain as the only long-serving player at the club and with playing time hard to come by in recent times, the Chelsea stalwart may be next in line to exit the Stamford Bridge club

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