Thegoalmac can reveal that African and Chelsea legend Didier Drogba says he will remain at the club next season, despite his current deal expiring in the summer.
The
36-year-old returned to Stamford Bridge in July after stints with
Shanghai Shenhua and Galatasaray, signing a one-year contract with the
Blues.
Drogba has made 27 appearances, many as a substitue, in
all competitions for Jose Mourinho’s men this season and says he is
happy to continue in west London.
"My project for next year will be on a pitch with Chelsea," he told Telefoot.
Drogba
was left out of Chelsea’s starting line-up for the clash with
Manchester City on Saturday, despite Diego Costa’s suspension, featuring
only as a late substitute as the Blues drew with Manuel Pellegrini's
men.
Loic Remy was preferred to the Ivorian and scored the
opening goal of the game, but Drogba says he has no problems with the
decision to start him on the bench.
"He played a great game against City. That shows that he is resourceful," he added.
"We’ve showed that we can present a strong offensive force despite the absentees.
"It's obvious that I would like to play, but I’m not miserable."
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