Romeo Lavia, who currently plays for Chelsea, was very happy to return to Chelsea's midfield against Everton and is looking forward to making a positive contribution to the Blues in a crucial stage.  

The player had not featured for Chelsea since last month's away game at Arsenal, with his last start coming in the 2-2 draw against Bournemouth in January. After recovering from injury, he was able to rejoin Enzo Maresca's starting XI against Everton and was delighted to be wearing a Chelsea shirt again.  

Romeo Lavia said: "I am very happy to be able to return to the team at such a critical moment and help the team to achieve this crucial victory. This game was very enjoyable. I am very happy to be back on the court and hope to continue to help the team."  

The player's return makes Chelsea's midfield options richer. In addition, Moises Caicedo and Enzo Fernandez also played in the match against Everton. Romeo Lavia believes that these three players can cooperate with each other in the game and contribute to the team together.  

Romeo Lavia said: "We are all good players, so we know how to cooperate together. We will try our best to play to our strengths, help each other and contribute to the team together. Therefore, I am very happy to play with such outstanding players."  

"We got all three points and with only four games left in the season we still have a chance to fight for a Champions League spot next season."  

"The result of this game is very satisfying. The players performed very well and controlled the tempo very well throughout the game. This is an aspect we have been strengthening in training, and I am very happy to see that this has been well demonstrated."  

“We are very happy and we are taking it one game at a time and enjoying the process of each one. Now, we will continue to focus and quickly start preparing for the next game. Every team has its own goals, and we understand that maintaining a strong mental strength, unity and striving for victory are the keys to our ability to achieve our goals.”