Blues rule out Drogba exit

Chelsea chief executive Peter Kenyon has blasted reports suggesting that Didier Drogba could be leaving Stamford Bridge this summer.

The Ivory Coast international's future has been shrouded in doubt ever since Jose Mourinho left the club, but so far Chelsea have not received one offer for him.

Inter and AC Milan along with Real Madrid and Barcelona have been linked, but Kenyon says the striker is going nowhere.

"There is no question that any deal will be done with regards to Didier," Kenyon told the club's official website. "The player is currently in England recovering from a knee problem.

"Didier is in rehab and will continue to be a Chelsea player. I think we can squash that one."