Didier Drogba has admitted he is tired of talking about his future as he targets more trophies under Carlo Ancelotti.
The Chelsea striker scored the equaliser in the FA Cup win over Everton to finish the season on a high and maintain his impressive record at Wembley.
In an interview with Le Parisien, the former Marseille hit-man was happy to discuss his old club but made clear his future remains at Stamford Bridge.
"I am going to miss [Guus] Hiddink but having him as our coach was nice," said Drogba.
"It has been a lovely experience. He helped us bounce back.
"I hope that Ancelotti will help us win titles, this is the reason why he has been appointed. Everybody knows his trophy room is full, as a player and as a manager.
"I am a bit tired of speaking about my future. I already did on many occasions. I am good at Chelsea.
"We call each other, Marseille sporting director Jose Anigo sometimes, to be in touch. If Marseille want me, their directors must meet Chelsea's. But today it's not on the cards."