Morgan Rogers discusses Chelsea move and Declan Rice incident
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 26, 2026, 9:20 AM
Last updated Sep 26, 2026

Morgan Rogers has shared his positive experiences since joining Chelsea for £117 million, describing it as a '10' so far. He expressed ambition to be recognized among the Premier League's best and acknowledged the pressures associated with being a club-record signing. Rogers also addressed a recent on-field exchange with Declan Rice, describing it as a competitive moment and confirming there's no long-term issue between them. Chelsea is relying on the chemistry between Rogers, Cole Palmer, and Joao Pedro to enhance their attacking capabilities this season.
- •Rogers rates his Chelsea experience as a '10' so far.
- •He aims to be among the best players in the Premier League.
- •Rogers discussed pressure as Chelsea's club-record signing.
- •He clarified the competitive nature of his exchange with Declan Rice.
- •Rogers emphasizes the importance of team chemistry in attack.
- 9:20 AMYahoo Sports — Morgan Rogers shares his thoughts on his move to Chelsea and Declan Rice incident
"Morgan Rogers Embraces Chelsea Pressure After £117m MoveMorgan Rogers has said life at Chelsea has been a “10” so far, and there is no ambiguity in the way he talks about his move, his form or th...
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