Chelsea midfielder Lassana Diarra
has expressed his content at having finally broken into Jose
Mourinho's first team thoughts.
Diarra has very much been on the periphery of Chelsea's first team
since arriving in West London from Le Havre and has in the past
spoken of his frustration with regards a lack of playing
time.
It had been suggested Paris Saint Germain were keen to take Diarra
back to France, and the city of his berth.
Diarra, though, rejects claims that he is hankering after a move to
the French capital, instead reiterating his desire to secure a
regular starting spot at Stamford Bridge.
"There aren't any problems between me and the coach," Diarra told
AFP.
"I just wanted to repeat that I am happy here, that I want to play
for Chelsea, that my future is here and that I am not looking to
move elsewhere.
"Even if Paris is my birth city and that I have always been
interested in the results of the club, I have never expressed to
anyone a desire to sign for PSG.
"Both clubs might have discussed a loan move or something like
that, I don't know.
"I just want to play."