Tosin Adarabioyo said that Jordan and Welbeck can provide a lot of help to Chelsea on and off the pitch, and Mudric's high-intensity training has also helped him regain his form more quickly.
Tosin is currently training with Chelsea on an overseas trip. The team has already completed matches in Australia and Hong Kong, and will face AC Milan and Johor Darul Ta'zim in Indonesia and Malaysia this weekend.
Chelsea's summer signings have also joined the training camp, including experienced striker Welbeck.
Tosin and Welbeck played for Manchester City and Manchester United respectively early in their careers, and he knows his new teammate well, jokingly saying that he is finally no longer the oldest player in the Chelsea squad.
Speaking of Welbeck, he laughed and said, “I know, thank God, we have Welbeck now. I’ve known Welbeck for a long time, since I grew up in Manchester, so it’s great that he’s with us.”
“I think everyone can see that he can score goals. Ultimately, he's a striker who came here to help, and the way to help the team is by scoring goals. I believe he will.”
Chelsea have also signed another experienced England international, Jordan, who will return to England to join the team after the World Cup and his national team duties this summer.
Besides making Tosin no longer the only "big brother" in the team, the 28-year-old defender believes that Jordan and Welbeck can help the team a lot with the experience they have accumulated in their careers.
Tosin said: "They bring pure experience. At the same time, they are winners, so they can bring that winning mentality to the club, and hopefully we can continue this winning momentum."
"It's great that I'm no longer the oldest player. There are many older and more experienced players on the team now. They are still 'uncles' too, but they are still young at heart, so it's okay."
In addition, Mudric returned to Chelsea midway through the training camp. His suspension has been lifted and he is ready to return to action immediately.
After a long absence, Tosin said his teammates were supporting him and helping him regain his match fitness as soon as possible; however, he also emphasized that the Ukrainian's commitment and effort showed that he was closer to a full recovery than many people thought, just as he made his return as a substitute against Juventus on Wednesday.
Tosin said, “Misha is my brother. I’ve kept in touch with him, so it was really great to see him back. I’m happy for him, and you can tell he’s enjoying being back here and in this environment. Obviously, he needs a little more time, but we’ll all support him.”
“His training intensity is astonishing, so there’s no doubt he’s been working incredibly hard lately. I know he’s been training alone outside as well, and I know the people he trains with are very good. His training intensity is so outstanding that I’m not surprised at all.”
Tosin, Mudreik and Welbeck are all hoping to play for Chelsea in their matches against AC Milan and Johor Darul Ta'zim this weekend.
