Joe Cole has admitted his future at Chelsea is still uncertain, but sent a message to both the Blues and any potential employers by claiming his next four years are going to be the best of his career.
The former West Ham United star is out of contract at the end of the season and has been linked with moves to the likes of Manchester City and Manchester United in the past.
The midfield fulcrum's priority remains staying with Chelsea though, and he says he's getting ready for his peak footballing years after returning from injury this season.
“I can’t wait to see what happens with the contract talks but I just need to keep on playing well,” he said to The Sunday Mirror.
“My best years are going to be my next four years. I don’t rely on pace, I keep myself fit and look after myself, so these next few years will be my best.”
Despite the uncertainties, Cole is fully focused on securing what would be a glorious Premier League and FA Cup double over the final weeks of the season.
“During my injury there were those bad thoughts that cropped up, but now I am back and concentrating on playing well,” he added.
“It’s been too long without the league title and we’ve got the cup final too. If we won both of them it would be perfect.
“I’m happy at Chelsea and my main concern is just winning games.”
The former West Ham United star is out of contract at the end of the season and has been linked with moves to the likes of Manchester City and Manchester United in the past.
The midfield fulcrum's priority remains staying with Chelsea though, and he says he's getting ready for his peak footballing years after returning from injury this season.
“I can’t wait to see what happens with the contract talks but I just need to keep on playing well,” he said to The Sunday Mirror.
“My best years are going to be my next four years. I don’t rely on pace, I keep myself fit and look after myself, so these next few years will be my best.”
Despite the uncertainties, Cole is fully focused on securing what would be a glorious Premier League and FA Cup double over the final weeks of the season.
“During my injury there were those bad thoughts that cropped up, but now I am back and concentrating on playing well,” he added.
“It’s been too long without the league title and we’ve got the cup final too. If we won both of them it would be perfect.
“I’m happy at Chelsea and my main concern is just winning games.”
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