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Joe Cole urges Chelsea to keep Olivier Giroud

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Former Chelsea midfielder Joe Cole insists that Olivier Giroud should not head for the Stamford Bridge exit door in January as he has a "big part to play" this season.

Former Chelsea midfielder Joe Cole believes that the Blues should do everything in their power to keep hold of "different class" Olivier Giroud in January.

The veteran Frenchman is currently behind Timo Werner and Tammy Abraham in the Stamford Bridge pecking order, but Giroud demonstrated his importance to the team with a last-gasp winner against Rennes in the Champions League last week.

Giroud continues to be linked with an exit from Chelsea ahead of the upcoming transfer window, but Cole has urged Frank Lampard to make sure that the former Arsenal man remains on the books for the whole of the season.

Speaking to talkSPORT, Cole said: "I think Giroud has been different class and is a massively important part of the squad.

"Frank would love to keep him and Chelsea are in a position where if they don't want him to go he doesn't have to go as he signed a contract. He'll have a big part to play in what will be a successful year for Chelsea."

Giroud is currently in the final year of his deal with Chelsea, where he boasts 30 goals in 96 games since making the switch across the capital from Arsenal in 2018.

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Premier League Table
TeamPWDLFAGDPTS
1Tottenham HotspurSpurs1375125111426
2Liverpool137512819926
3Southampton137332518724
4Leicester CityLeicester138052417724
5Everton137242318523
6Chelsea1364326141222
7Manchester CityMan City125521812620
8West Ham UnitedWest Ham136252016420
9Crystal Palace136251917220
10Manchester UnitedMan Utd116231917220
11Wolverhampton WanderersWolves136251317-420
12Aston Villa106042113818
13Leeds UnitedLeeds135262224-217
14Newcastle UnitedNewcastle125251621-517
15Arsenal134271116-514
16Brighton & Hove AlbionBrighton132561521-611
17Fulham132381222-109
18Burnley11236618-129
19West Bromwich AlbionWest Brom131481026-167
20Sheffield UnitedSheff Utd120111521-161
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