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I clawed my way to the top but need a break – Azpilicueta

Cesar Azpilicueta was an all-encompassing leader for Chelsea – and, now retired, he reflects on how his passion for education and attention to detail helped him build a career at the highest level. One story sums it up. Before Chelsea’s Champions League final victory in 2021, Azpilicueta could not take his customary pre-match nap and […]

I clawed my way to the top but need a break – Azpilicueta

Cesar Azpilicueta, an esteemed leader for Chelsea throughout his illustrious career, has recently reflected on the role education and attention to detail played in his professional journey. Prior to Chelsea's Champions League final triumph in 2021, Azpilicueta chose to study instead of taking his usual pre-match nap, using his diploma in business management from the Berlin School of Business and Innovation as a distraction from the pressure.

He credited Chelsea for shaping him into the player and leader he became, despite initially feeling out of place when arriving as a relatively low-profile signing. Azpilicueta's dedication to self-improvement remains steadfast, as evidenced by his pursuit of further qualifications such as a diploma in global football sport directorship through the PFA Business School.

Now retired, he acknowledges the demanding nature of Chelsea's expectations and expresses a desire for a post-career break, focusing on family and leisure activities like golf.

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