Andrei Shevchenko insists
he will play wherever for Chelsea after being deployed in a role
behind Didier Drogba against Liverpool.
The Ukrainian striker played in a deeper role as Jose Mourinho's
side claimed a 1-0 win in the UEFA Champions League semi-final
first leg.
Shevchenko has endured an up-and-down first season at Stamford
Bridge, and the latest incident could have upset the former Milan
man.
But Shevchenko is adamant he had no problem with playing in an
unfamiliar position as long as the team are winning.
"For Chelsea it was better if I played in that role," he told
Italian media. "I'm not accustomed to questioning the coach's
tactics.
"This season I have scored important goals and we won against
Liverpool and that is what counts.
"I am not selfish, I think about the team before I think about
myself."
Meanwhile, Shevchenko has put his backing behind Mourinho, who has
seen his future cast in doubt at times this season.
The Portuguese tactician's job with The Blues next season has now
been assured, pleasing the £30million signing last summer.
"Mourinho has made history at Chelsea, he has won two league titles
and at this point we are on course to win everything," Shevchenko
added.
"Is there anything else to add?"