-Advertisement-

Jorginho weighs in on his Chelsea future as his contract is about to expire.

Jorginho offers his opinion on his Chelsea future as his contract is about to expire.

-Advertisement-

Jorginho, a midfielder for Chelsea, has stated that he is “glad” to be a part of the team despite his unclear future. The 30-year-current old’s contract is set to end in the summer of 2019.

Get Instantly Update By:  Joining Our Whatapps and Telegram Channel 

 

-Advertisement-
Boost Your Defenses!  Discover MQ Capsules & Mubact Capsules for infection support and immune system boost
NATURE'S ANSWER TO PROSTATE PROBLEMS-PROZMELLO HERBAL CAPSULE!
-Advertisement-

 

 

This summer, west London was frequently mentioned as a potential destination for the Italian international. Despite the fact that the player hasn’t signed a new contract with the club, these rumors didn’t materialize.

If he doesn’t, the midfielder is free to start pre-contract negotiations with overseas teams. Barcelona is reportedly interested in the midfielder as well, according to the Evening Standard.

However, the player just gave a glowing update. The 30-year-old has stated that he is “happy” with the club and is loving life in west London in an interview with the 5th Stand (h/t Football. London).

The Chelsea management and Graham Potter will be pleased to hear this. With 16 games played in all competitions this season, the midfielder has been essential for us.

Additionally, he has filled in for N’Golo Kante, whose contract is up next summer. The Frenchman hasn’t played for the team since August, but he’ll probably start playing again after the World Cup.

It will be smart for the Blues to extend a fresh deal to the midfielder. Over the years, he has been vital for us, and the Italian is still going strong despite being on the verge of 30. The ideal arrangement for both the organization and the player may be a two-year short contract.

The most recent match, which saw his team lose 4-1 to Brighton & Hove Albion, Jorginho sat on the bench. When the Blues play Dinamo Zagreb later tonight for their final Champions League group-stage match, the Italian is certain to rejoin the team.

-Advertisement-