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Chelsea's Lavia out to 'change narrative' after injuries

Chelsea's Lavia out to 'change narrative' after injuries
BBC Sport Thursday 17 September 2026, 07:53 UTC 1 min read
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Chelsea midfielder Romeo Lavia says he is finally reaping the rewards of his hard work and is determined to "change the narrative" around him.

Chelsea midfielder Romeo Lavia says he is finally reaping the rewards of his hard work and is determined to "change the narrative" around him.
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