Didier Drogba has played
down speculation he could leave Chelsea this summer.
Juventus are the latest club rumoured to be interested in signing
the prolific Ivorian, with suggestions the Bianconeri are putting
together a £28million bid.
Drogba, who claimed a 33-goal haul last term, is under contract
with Chelsea until 2010 and has no intention of parting company
with the FA Cup winners just yet.
Drogba hinted that he may seek a fresh challenge in the future and
would have no qualms about informing Chelsea of his intentions, if
and when the time is right.
"I am a Chelsea player until otherwise, which is not now, so nobody
should start speculating if I will stay or not," Drogba told the
Sun.
"Where am I going? There has been speculation from the start of the
season when I was waiting to finalise my new contract.
"When I want to leave I will tell those who are in charge - not
outsiders.
"At the moment, I am satisfied with what I am doing at
Chelsea.
"If I disagree with my manager, I know how to tell him."
