Didier Drogba says he is ready to end the uncertainty
over his future and sign a new contract at Chelsea.
The Ivorian’s position at Stamford Bridge has been in doubt
since Jose Mourinho’s exit as he declared in the aftermath of his
former manager’s departure in October that: “I want to leave
Chelsea. Something is broken with the club."
Drogba had also stated that he was keen to join Milan, Inter,
Barcelona or Real Madrid but it appears that a move abroad is no
longer on the agenda for the former Marseille star.
Reports claim Chelsea are preparing a four-year deal worth £25
million for the striker and Drogba certainly appears optimistic
about his chances of staying at Stamford Bridge.
“I am confident talks with Chelsea will lead to a positive
resolve about my future,” Drogba told the Sunday Mirror.
In a separate interview, the striker added: "Chelsea want to
speak and I am open to talk.
"Things have not changed but I am a Blues player. Money is not
the main factor and if Chelsea show they want me it is possible to
accept a proposition."