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'I have to show I am good': Zakaria aims to turn Chelsea loan spell around after World Cup break

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 experience, then I'll see what will happen," 

"I still need to improve some things and show the coach what I can. When I get to play, I have to show that I am good. It hasn't been enough so far, but I work hard."

 debut for the Blues after joining them on loan from 

 on the deadline day of the summer transfer window.

 where he even scored a goal. That led some fans to believe that Zakaria would get his chance in the league, but it has not come to pass yet.

'I left Juventus to play': Denis Zakaria hints at frustrations over playing time after Chelsea debut

 said: "It was an amazing feeling. It was really cool for me to have this experience. The 

 fans are amazing, and I hope I can have a lot of games in front of them.

"I'm very excited, I'm very happy and it's important for me to play a good game. I left 

 to play and I waited for my chance. The coach said to play the way we did in training and I did my best.

"It's been very, very difficult, I have to say. When you have to see your team-mates on the pitch and you're on the bench, it's not so easy. But I was always behind the team. I was waiting for my chance."

Zakaria, who joined Chelsea on a season-long loan in the summer, he had to wait for two months under 

The 25-year-old midfielder made his debut in the 2–1 win against 

Zakaria set to finish season with Chelsea as Juventus refuse to take him back, reason revealed

 two months after joining them on a season-long loan from 

The Swiss midfielder made a very positive impression in the 

 win and is likely set for more invlolvement in the future.

That is a relief because by playing Zakaria in a single game, Chelsea have effectively confirmed that his loan will not be cut short.

According to the Evening Standard, Juventus will not take Zakaria back in the summer. 

Having made two appearances for the Serie A club before a move to Stamford Bridge, Zakaria has already featured for two clubs this season. 

It means that if Chelsea did cut his loan short in January, he would not be able to secure another loan move this season - and it does not look like he's wanted at Juventus either.

It means that the 25-year-old has a few months to convince Chelsea that he deserves a permanent move. The Blues reportedly have a chance to sign him for £30million next summer.

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Have faith lad! You should stay.
Chelsea must display your talents on the pitch! Without any bias towards any current midfielder you should most certainly be partnered with Kovacic and Kante, with Gallagher and Chukwuemeka as subs, the other idiot can move on anytime a club makes an offer!
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'I have to show I am good': Zakaria aims to turn Chelsea loan spell around after World Cup break

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