Lucas Piazon: "I am supposed to be going out on loan again and I am waiting to see where I go.&
It is hard to imagine Lucas Piazon is only 22-years old. Only yesterday is seemed the attacking midfielder was being compared to Kaka upon his arrival to Chelsea. How things have changed. Piazon has spoken to ESPN and confirmed Chelsea want him to go out on loan once again.
Piazon has had spells out on loan at Malaga, Vitesse Anhem, Eintracht Frankfurt and Reading and there are several clubs interested in taking him for next season.
"I am supposed to be going out on loan again and I am waiting to see where I go," Piazon told ESPN FC. "I have not yet decided where I may go out on loan. I have spoken to some clubs about going there, but nothing is 100 percent with anyone and I am just thinking things over."
The loan group returned to Chelsea before the 1st team, but has now seen a dramatic cut in numbers, due to players securing loans for next season. Piazon describes how it can sometimes be difficult to prepare for the season with this group, but how they all try to motivate each other.
"It is a little bit hard to prepare for the season when you know that you are probably not going to play in the first-team. We [the loan group at Cobham] are all planning to go out on loan and we all try to help each other and try to motivate each other. We all train together and stay in the same place so the relationship is good between everyone."
"Every player wants to experience something different and every club I have been on loan to I have learnt something new. The experience of playing in other leagues has helped me and I have no preference where I go on loan. I just want to play and try and do a good job for someone.
"Myself and Chelsea will make a decision where to go and then I will try and make an impact when I get there. I always want to play and be in the starting XI and if I can do that score some goals and create some chances I will be happy with that."
However, Piazon has made it clear that if Chelsea want him to stay beyond his contract, he is happy to do so.
"I have two years left on my contract, but I am not thinking about my future at the minute. I want to go and do well for myself on loan and after that I will have one year left at Chelsea so it is very important for me to do a good job this season. If I do well out on loan and they want me to stay I will. After this season we have to decide and we will see what happens."
