Caicedo to Chelsea! How will Pochettino set up his XI with the Ecuadorian midfielder? | ESPN FC

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Alright, Robbo, let's stick with Caicedo a little bit. One of my concerns...


But looking at this now, especially with some of the other signings...


Right.

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