Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho has ruled out selling Didier Drogba following the striker's comments on Friday regarding his unhappiness at Stamford Bridge.
The £24 million arrival from Marseille has bagged 32 goals in 59 appearances for the Premiership champions, but is rumoured to be unsettled in West London.
"The situation is he has two more years of contract with Chelsea," he told Sky Sports News. "He is one of the players we consider not negotiable.
"So he has no chance to leave. He has to play for Chelsea.
"If he plays with happiness, fantastic. We get the best of him.
"If he doesn't play with happiness, he doesn't play. So it's his problem."
The £24 million arrival from Marseille has bagged 32 goals in 59 appearances for the Premiership champions, but is rumoured to be unsettled in West London.
"The situation is he has two more years of contract with Chelsea," he told Sky Sports News. "He is one of the players we consider not negotiable.
"So he has no chance to leave. He has to play for Chelsea.
"If he plays with happiness, fantastic. We get the best of him.
"If he doesn't play with happiness, he doesn't play. So it's his problem."
