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Name: | Jose Bosingwa |
Nationality: | Portuguese |
Date of Birth: | 24/08/1982 |
Height: | 6' 0" (183cm) |
Weight: | 11st 11lbs (75.0kg) |
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Clubs: | Porto, Boavista |
Position: | Defender |
Chelsea CareerJose Bosingwa brought with him pace, energy and guile to the right-back spot after arriving from Porto in the summer of 2008.
The Portuguese international's first campaign in England was characterised by his ability to get forward and cause problems in the opposition's half, scoring two superb goals away against Stoke and West Brom.
He didn't just attack though, his speed was equally useful in defensive situations where he demonstrated an ability to cover for team-mates, while he rarely gave the ball away.
Beginning his new life in England under former national team coach Luiz Felipe Scolari, he was first choice on the right of defence, also proving capable of filling in at left-back, as he did so admirably while marking Lionel Messi in the first leg of the Champions League semi-final against Barcelona in 2009, restricting the normally unstoppable Argentinian to a bit-part role in the game.
By that stage Scolari had been replaced by Guus Hiddink and Jose was in the team for the high point of the Dutchman's tenure, the 2009 FA Cup win over Everton. He played 48 games that season, including 34 out of the 38 league games.
However Jose's second season, 2009/10, ended in the October with a k
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