Carlo Ancelotti dismisses reports of Chelsea exit and desires to stay with the club in the future
Chelsea manager, Carlo Ancelotti, has dismissed reports suggesting a summer exit to Italy and claimed that he has no intentions of leaving the club. The Italian insisted that he wants to honour his contract which will keep him with the club until the summer
of 2012.
Ancelotti has had a disappointing year with the Blues after a sensational debut season as manager, where he won the domestic double. The Londoners will see no silverware coming their way this term as Chelsea have missed out on the English Premier League,
UEFA Champions League and the FA Cup.
The former AC Milan tactician ruled out a move to Italy in the near future but insisted that he is happy with Chelsea for the time being and wants to win more trophies with the London-based club. He revealed that he would like to see out the last year on
his contract and admitted that the he would only talk about his future after meeting the Chairman at the end of the season.
“I have another year on my contract and I would like to stay but that is a decision of the club. We will arrange a meeting after the end of the season,” he was quoted as saying in an interview.
The former AS http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Chelsea-c38786 had a sensational season last term but this year was somewhat
disappointing. The Italian hailed his team for the splendid football they have played in the last two months.
“I am honest and I have to say that we didn't do the best. Last year was a fantastic season and this one has been a little bit different. But I think they have to consider all the season. I want to thank the players because for the last two months they were
the best team in the Premier League,” the Italian concluded.
Chelsea are currently in second place and are six points behind leaders Manchester United with two games to go in the season.
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