Former Chelsea striker Didier Drogba revels he has an agreement to return to the club once he finishes playing
and wants it to be as manager. Drogba, who now plays in Canada, scored 164 goals in two spells with the Blues. the 37-year-old told BBC Africa.
“I want to give back to the club which has given so much to me. I have agreed that with the club directors,”
Drogba scored the penalty that won the
Champions League for Chelsea in 2012 and won his fourth Premier League
title on returning to the club last season before he joined Montreal
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Drogba has given his support to manager
Jose Mourinho, saying he is the “still the right man” for the job and
insisted that he believes the players also still back him, despite
rumours of divisions within the dressing room.
“If the club has kept him that means
owner Roman Abramovich thinks that he is the right man,” he said. “I
think the players trust him and he is giving his best to change the
situation.”
Drogba admitted Chelsea had been going
through a “difficult moment” this season, but that back-to-back
victories over Norwich and Maccabi Tel Aviv indicated this was now being
reversed.
“They have quality when it comes to the players, and quality when it comes to the management,” said Drogba.
“This is a club which usually doesn’t have a bad season twice.”
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