Potter on Broja’s goal

Chelsea manager Graham Potter has hailed Amando Broja’s first goal for the Blues.

Potter believed it was Broja’s goal was the reward for staying patient and the importance of the Academy graduates in his squad.

He revealed the striker has been impacting even off the bench.

‘It’s his first goal and he’s been having an impact off the bench. You can see what he brings to the team. Again, he’s having to be patient but he’s working hard in training and I think that goal is a big goal for him.

‘The boys from the Academy are vital. They bring an understanding of the culture of the club, the demands of the club, what’s required in terms of environment.

‘They’ve come from a fantastic education from the Academy so they’re good people and they’re good footballers. Our job now is to maximise their potential, which is really exciting.’