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CHELSEA LOANEE STUNNED BY EXIT
Huddersfield Town defender Levi Colwill has been left stunned by the sudden departure of Paulo Ferreira after almost two decades of service to the club. Paulo Ferreira recently put an end to his stay in England to return to Portugal after 18 years.
Colwill who’s on a season-long loan at Huddersfield Town from West London giants Chelsea expressed his shock at the exit of Paulo Ferreira in a chat with The Athletic. He was surprised at the way the Portuguese walked away from the club where he served as both player and manager for almost two decades.Read More »
FERREIRA LEAVES CHELSEA AFTER TWO DECADES
Paulo Ferreira is back in his native Portugal after ending his 18-year old association with European champions Chelsea last month. The Portuguese had been at the club since they signed him from FC Porto in the summer of 2004.
The current ownership uncertainty at Chelsea didn’t impacted the decision made by Paulo Ferreira to leave the West London outfit. He wanted to be closer to his family in his home country. Thanks to the decision to leave Chelsea, Paulo Ferreira will have more time for his son Diogo who’s in the youth team at Estoril in the Portuguese league.Read More »
FERREIRA: PORTUGAL NATIONAL CAREER IN SUMMARY
Paulo Ferreira featured for the Portuguese u-20 and u-21 teams on several occasions before he was promoted to the senior team. He played six times for the u-20 team before making 21 appearances for the u-21 team for a combined total of 27 appearances for the two Portuguese youth team.
Ferreira made his senior bow during the international friendly meeting with hosts England at Villa Park on September 7, 2002. The right-back played the second half of the friendly game which ended in a 1-1 draw.Read More »
PEREIRA SAYS LUKAKU WILL REDISCOVER BEST FORM
When Chelsea splashed a whopping £97 million to score the signing and return of Romelu Lukaku to Stamford Bridge last summer, a lot of the Blues’ fans were ecstatic that they were getting a more developed striker and a better goalscorer than he was during his first stint at the club. This was because the Belgian international star enjoyed a remarkable campaign the previous season at Italian Serie A champions Inter Milan before deciding to seal a summer exit from the Italian giants.
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PAULO FERREIRA: CHELSEA CAREER REVIEWED
Paulo Ferreira signed for Chelsea from Portuguese giants FC Porto on June 22, 2004. The self-acclaimed Special One Jose Mourinho played a big role in him signing for Chelsea. Mourinho had influenced his signing for FC Porto two years earlier. Paulo Ferreira was one of two players to follow Mourinho from FC Porto to Chelsea alongside compatriot Ricardo Carvalho. The two players had won several titles with their compatriot Mourinho at FC Porto before leaving the club for Chelsea.
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PAULO FERREIRA: 2004 CHAMPIONS FINAL REVIEWED
Portuguese player Paulo Ferreira was an important member of the FC Porto defence on the way to winning the 2003/04 Champions League title under the self-acclaimed Special One, Jose Mourinho. FC Porto won the Champions League title for the abovementioned season by thrashing French giants AS Monaco in the final.
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FERREIRA IMPRESSED WITH CHELSEA LOANEE
June 23, 2022
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Chelsea legend Paulo Ferreira has been impressed with the output from Levi Colwill during his time at Huddersfield Town in the English Championship. 19-year-old Colwill impressed a great deal in what was his first campaign of first-team football in the colours of the Terriers.
Young Colwill joined Huddersfield Town on loan from West London giants Chelsea last summer. He was a regular in the Terriers as they finished third at the end of the regular season in the Championship. Thanks to their position at the end of the regular season, Colwill and Huddersfield Townqualified for the Championship playoffs alongside Nottingham Forest, Luton Town and Sheffield United. Huddersfield Town and Luton Town were drawn together in one of the playoff semifinals, while Sheffield United and Nottingham Forest were drawn in the other semifinals.Read More »