Ghana international Baba Abdul Rahman has confessed he is growing frustrated by his lack of playing time since moving to English Premier league side, Chelsea.
Baba Rahman joined in the London club in August from Augsburg last year for a reported fee of £21, but has made just four Premier League appearances so far after failing to edge ahead of first-choice full backs César Azpilicueta and Branislav Ivanovic.
In an interview with German magazine Sport, Bild , the former Asante Kotoko defender has admitted he has found the transition difficult.
Reports in the English media say Chelsea has ruled out loaning the ex-Dreams Football Club academy graduate for the second part of the season.
“Of course it’s frustrating for any footballer to sit in the stands and I don’t want to experience that too much more,” he said.
“As a young player, of course, you have to get used to such a big club and a world-class league. For me the first half of the season was pretty ok but in the second half I really want to play more. Chelsea are one of the best clubs in the world.”
Baba Rahman was signed by former Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho, but the Portuguese used him sparingly in the first two months, but he insist he nothing but respect for his former manager, who has been replaced by Guus Hiddink.
“He always gave me tips on how to improve both defensively and going forward,” he said.
“I liked him right from the first moment. Every player would benefit from working with him.”
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