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Chelsea striker Olivier Giroud finally looks set to be joining AC Milan any day now, and not only will he be missed by Chelsea when he does leave, he will leave his own legacy firmly imprinted at Stamford Bridge.
Olivier Giroud to AC Milan is ‘almost there’ now and could get closed out today…https://t.co/Vxu8ebyJNP pic.twitter.com/hitRru85bD
— Simon Phillips (@siphillipssport) July 8, 2021
In football you always get the unsung heroes, the players who quietly go about their business, are perhaps never mentioned as a super star or a world class player, but the jobs they do for their clubs are arguably just as important as any other player. and despite largely being a bit-part player during his Chelsea career, Giroud absolutely fits the bill of the unsung hero.
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We will miss him a lot when goes, not just on the pitch but around the training ground, his experience for the younger players, and his attitude has been one of the best, he is an absolute role model for any young pro’s.
Never once have we seen him complain when he is not picked, or push for a transfer away from the club. He kept battling on and did a job whenever he was called up, a true model professional.
I wish him the best of luck at AC Milan, and I have no doubt he will now become their unsung hero and help win them some major trophies just as he did for Chelsea.
If you wanted to make a highlights reel of the important goals and moments Giroud has had in a Chelsea shirt, it would be a very long video.
His winner in the Europa League final a couple of season back was iconic, and he has scored many of these goals for Chelsea.
I know he would never have become a regular starter at Chelsea, and perhaps that has always been the correct decision, but I also believe when he leaves it will be a case of you don’t know what you’ve got until it’s gone.
When this transfer is confirmed, best of luck Oli and thanks for the memories.
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