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Pedro misses Barcelona

For Pedro Rodriguez, moving to Chelsea FC has been one of the toughest choices he's ever had to make. And so far, his decision has proved to be the wrong one because he hasn't been able to win any trophies and his team has been through some of its most difficult times in recent history. Right now when he is currently focused in playing with Spain ahead of the Euros, Pedro was quizzed about Barcelona. He revealed that he misses the institution. 

Talking to Mundo Deportivo, Pedro said: "It's been a very strange year, for everyone. It was a very difficult situation. Imagine it - you arrive and it seems like everything's going well, I got a goal on my debut, but then you start on a very negative dynamic. We put ourselves on a decline and then a lot of things changed from there. They sack the boss, a new one comes in, there is a lot of uncertainty. The players didn't really know what to do, we all came together in the dressing room and we tried to pull together to go forward. In the end, we were able to shift the situation a little but we didn't get back to where we wanted to be, where we should be.

"Of course I miss Barca. I had many years there, I felt very loved on the street. I've had the best moments of my career there and I really miss it. But I do not regret going [to Chelsea]. I'm very comfortable, it's a great club. It's been hard because a change is always tough for a player at the start. You start from scratch, in a new league, new team, new language, new culture. But my team-mates helped me a lot. We look forward to doing something big."

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