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Shanghai Shenhua's Nicolas Anelka: I loved it at Chelsea but all good things come to an end and it's time for a new adventure
The Frenchman admits he enjoyed his time in London although he is looking forward to a "new adventure" in China and reveals that he is "impatient" to discover his new environment
By Sion Cleaver
The Frenchman made the surprise move to China after the transfer window reopened this month and, reflecting on his career at Stamford Bridge, admitted he had met a number of talented players and coaches.
He Tweeted: "I wanted to thank each of you for all the support that you always brought to me.
"I love the time I spent in Chelsea, it is a famous club where I met talented players and coaches as well as very good friends.
"I also enjoyed London and all the wonderful things I lived there.
"But all good things come to an end and it is time for me, at my early 33’s.
"To move to a new adventure with a new life, another rhythm and another universe."
"I am impatient to discover Shanghai and this new environment. You will be regularly updated about my Chinese stories."
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