Chelsea interim director Rafael Benitez feels he'll leave the group in an improved state next month when he departs Stamford Bridge than he discovered them. Benitez was installed as interim director last November and hasn't been a popular appointment with most of the club's supporters. Nevertheless, the Spaniard, who will leave the club by the end of the summer season, has guided the Blues to the semi-finals of the Europa League and FA Cup, and believes improvements have now been made. "I am certain that some good players will be left by me with an increase of experience," he said. "I can't take credit for signing these players because they were already here, some of them very good players, but some of them are small and they'll be far better at the end of the season. "The stability of the staff is much better today. The participants are quite happy, quite pleased about just how we train and the things we do and every day they're studying. "I am certain that next year these participants is likely to be far better. They'll have more knowledge, will have settled down in England. "They have been increasing, improving and learning. Next season, include several players, the team will soon be greater. "It is really a great team but experience has cost us things in some activities and maybe some awards. In the event that you sign two or three, they can challenge. "This team finished sixth last year, 20 details or whatever behind two teams. They'll finish behind United, maybe far away, but closer to City In 2013. Bring some new people in, they'll be closer", next season.
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