Giroud: “I feel good at Chelsea”

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Chelsea Striker Olivier Giroud has ruled out a move away from Stamford Bridge following reports that emerged that Juventus has agreed personal terms with him.

The World Cup Winner admits its good to be linked with a club of Juventus’s status but he is happy at Chelsea and wants to fight for his place in the team.

“Italians, they get carried away quickly,” I was surprised to receive messages from friends this morning telling me about this rumour. That's far from being the case. I am a Chelsea player and I feel good here.


“I didn’t have the great end of the season that I did to leave like this, and not believe in my chances. I will fight for my place.


“But it's always good to get the attention of these kinds of clubs, it's flattering. But I remain focused on Chelsea. We will see what will happen in the coming weeks. But there is nothing signed or done. I prefer to deny it.”

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