Chelsea fans in stitches at the same thing as Moises Caicedo asks legend John Terry for photo
Chelsea fans couldn't help but laugh at John Terry wearing full training kit in a restaurant with Moises Caicedo.
Terry, well-known amongst the Blues as 'Captain, Leader, Legend', is one of the greatest to have played for the club.
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He won five Premier League titles, five FA Cups and various other honours at Chelsea, including the Champions League in 2012.
The former centre-back was suspended for their historic win against Bayern Munich but, iconically, wore a full kit in the celebrations.
And it still seems as though he likes to stay in full club gear at any opportunity, having been filmed wearing a full Chelsea tracksuit as he was dining at a local restaurant - complete with his initials.
Caicedo was pictured meeting Terry in a restaurant and posed for a picture with him, with the club's present star meeting one of their past.
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Chelsea fans on social media couldn't help but notice their former captain's attire and found it hilarious to see.
Taking to X, one with laughing emojis said: "Don't know what’s funnier, Caicedo obsession with designer or JT being in a full tracksuit at a restaurant."
"Full chels trackie at the restaurant," a highly amused second added.
A third, who also included laughing emojis, said: "My boy always on that game boy drip."
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Caicedo will be hoping that he can have a similar moment to Terry in a Champions League final with Chelsea, albeit not suspended.
He has endured a tough start to life at the Blues following his £115million summer move but has shown gradual signs of improvement.
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The 22-year-old has made 29 starts across all competitions for Chelsea this season, with the Ecuadorian assisting two goals.
Caicedo's latest goal contribution for the club came in their 3-2 FA Cup win over Leeds, assisting Nicolas Jackson for their equaliser.
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