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Drogba has been linked with a move away from Stamford Bridge and Barcelona, AC Milan and Inter Milan are all reportedly interested, but his agent now claims he could decide to remain at the Blues.

"Didier has given himself 10 days," Seydi told France Football. "If nothing happens he'll stay at Chelsea and extend his contract by two years."

Drogba has seemed destined for the Stamford Bridge exit door for months but recently looked to be reconsidering his options.

New Chelsea boss Luiz Felipe Scolari claimed at his official unveiling that Drogba was still "200% in his plans", and the Blues have reportedly offered the 30-year-old a big-money deal to remain at the club.