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Handling hate and seeking stability - Fofana's Chelsea journey

Handling hate and seeking stability - Fofana's Chelsea journey
BBC News Thursday 13 August 2026, 16:02 UTC 1 min read
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Wesley Fofana shed tears, faced criticism for laughing at the wrong moment and exposed racist abuse last season but believes stability will lead to "amazing" Chelsea future.

Wesley Fofana shed tears, faced criticism for laughing at the wrong moment and exposed racist abuse last season but believes stability will lead to "amazing" Chelsea future.
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