Chelsea player Kenedy is currently on loan with Newcastle, and the Brazilian has revealed that he still has his eyes set on returning to Stamford Bridge and winning a major title with Chelsea.
Chelsea paid Fluminese £6.3m for the 22-year-old in 2015, and he made 14 Premier League appearances in his first season but has played just once for the Blues since.
However, Kenedy feels he has what it takes to fight his way back in the Chelsea squad.
“It is not that I didn’t succeed at Chelsea,” he told Brazilian website UOL.
“I arrived at 19, very young. It was good to be loaned to get more playing time. Better than staying at Chelsea and not play.
“I hope this year I can make a good season for Newcastle and go back to Chelsea to continue.
“I have a dream to return and to be a champion for the club.
“Just being in the Premier League is already a great achievement. A lot of people come and can’t play.
“For me, it’s been very good. My dream is to win a major title.
“I played at Chelsea with (Jose) Mourinho, he always helped me and showed me what I had to do in training.
“What he taught me I take as learning with me, and now I’m learning from another great coach, Rafa.”