The Spanish right-back has only appeared once
for Chelsea this season, but promises to work
hard as he looks to add to his four caps for La
Roja ahead of the World Cup
Chelsea full-back Cesar Azpilicueta is keen to
work hard and add to his four Spain
appearances ahead of next summer's World
Cup.
The 24-year-old has seen limited first-team
opportunities at Stamford Bridge this season
with just one substitute appearance to his
name.
Jose Mourinho has preferred Branislav
Ivanovic, Gary Cahill, John Terry and Ashley
Cole this season, but Azpilicueta is hoping a
chance in the Capital One Cup can help force
his way into his manager's plans and, in turn,
those of Vicente del Bosque.
"I'm an ambitious player and I work hard to
achieve my goals," he told FIFA.com .
"The national team has an abundance of talent
in every position and competition is fierce, so
it's difficult to establish yourself.
"I'm being called up regularly at the moment
and my aim is to keep it that way. Taking part
in the competition would be fantastic for me:
it's the pinnacle of any footballer's career.
"I have great memories of playing at the
Maracana in the Confederations Cup and now
I'm hoping to go back there."
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