Antonio Conte said on Friday that ambitious players should always put passion before money as Chelsea's manager spoke about Oscar's exit from the Premier League for a payday in China.
The Italian coach described the Chinese Super League as a 'danger' to football after Sportsmail revealed that Shanghai SIPG had prised Oscar from Chelsea for £52million.
Speaking about the mega-money move, Conte used words such as 'passion', 'ambition' and 'honour' as he said Oscar was leaving behind the world's best league in England.
Conte also confirmed Eden Hazard will be back to face Crystal Palace on Saturday — but China and Oscar were the central topics at his pre-match press conference.