Didier Drogba does not see why he would leave Chelsea. While some heralded as the Ivory Coast striker was leaving after the arrival of Fernando Torres this winter, the main interest these rumors swept a backhand and now is willing to sit down with their leaders to discuss a possible extension at the end of the season.
"It will be very interesting to see what will happen in May. After we can sit down over coffee and talk, said on Sky Sports Didier Droga, who acknowledged that the arrival of a competitor had somewhat disturbed. It was not easy the first few weeks is normal. Today, I know we're doing this for the good of the team, which is more competitive.
Everyone has talked a lot about my future but I am well and happy here. We have a lot of strikers but I'm not complaining, I'm not alone. I think it's good for the team. A club like Chelsea should have lots of players to achieve a lot in one season. "Drogba, 33, is currently under contract with Chelsea until June 2012. 
"It will be very interesting to see what will happen in May. After we can sit down over coffee and talk, said on Sky Sports Didier Droga, who acknowledged that the arrival of a competitor had somewhat disturbed. It was not easy the first few weeks is normal. Today, I know we're doing this for the good of the team, which is more competitive.
Everyone has talked a lot about my future but I am well and happy here. We have a lot of strikers but I'm not complaining, I'm not alone. I think it's good for the team. A club like Chelsea should have lots of players to achieve a lot in one season. "Drogba, 33, is currently under contract with Chelsea until June 2012.
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