Kesedo: Of course Chelsea wants to win the Champions League, but now we have to do it step by step

Hupu October 2nd News Kesedo insists that the Blues will continue to compete in the Champions League this season with a game-by-game tactic, but he also emphasized the importance of scoring three-pointers against Benfica.

"It's a very important victory. It's really important for us to win at home," Kesedo said. "I'm very happy with the team's performance and the first three we've scored in the Champions League. I hope we can continue to maintain that momentum."

"I enjoy playing here. I'm very happy with my performance, but more importantly, I'm happy to be able to help the team as much as I can."

"I feel very confident and thank God for letting me come here. Like I said, I just want to do my best to help my teammates."

The Ecuador international was one of the strong South American players in the Chelsea squad on Tuesday. Kesedo believes this tacit understanding is good for the Blues, explaining:

"We have a good relationship on and off the court. It helps us on the court. Enzo and I get along very well." However, the 23-year-old knows that in the league stage, we still have a long way to go and there are still six games to secure a seat in the Champions League knockout this season.

"The most important thing is to score a three-pointer at home on Tuesday," he concluded. "A club as good as us, everyone is looking forward to us winning the trophy. To achieve this, we need to be excellent in every game."

"We don't want to be too hasty. Of course, we are eager to win the Champions League, but let's go step by step. We won Tuesday night and we will continue to work hard in the league stage."