Sunderland will be his last as a Chelsea player as
he will leave the club at the end of the season.
The Ivorian made a surprise return to Stamford
Bridge last summer on a one-year contract and
has chipped in with crucial goals against
Manchester United, Tottenham and Leicester City
to help Jose Mourinho's men secure a first
Premier League title since 2010 - and Drogba's
fourth of an illustrious career.
And while Drogba insists he is not yet ready to
hang up his boots just yet, the 37-year-old has
confirmed he is once again calling time on his
Chelsea career - though he expects to return to
the club in a non-playing capacity.
"I want to play for at least one more season and in
order to play more football I feel I need to go to
another club," he told the club's official website.
"All the fans know my love for Chelsea and I hope
to be back here in the future in another role."
Drogba first left Chelsea in the summer of 2012,
having scored the dramatic equaliser and winning
penalty in the club's miraculous Champions
League final triumph over Bayern Munich at the
Allianz Arena.
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