Didier Drogba has revealed he has ambitions to manage former club Chelsea one day when he takes his place in the dugout.
Drogba played for the Blues for nine seasons and earned legend status after helping them win four Premier League crowns and the Champions League.
The 37-year-old Drogba, who was promoting his new book 'Commitment' in London on Wednesday, left the club in the summer after a second spell at Stramford Bridge, joining Major League Soccer club Montreal Impact.
The former Ivory Coast international insists he wants to give something back to Chelsea and admits talks with the the club's directors have already taken place about him returning to west London.
'I want to give back to the club which has given so much to me. I have agreed that with the club directors,' the 37-year-old told BBC Africa.
And Drogba sees no reason why he could not one day sit in the Chelsea dugout but doesn't rule out a variety of roles.
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