Chelsea winger Willian says he would 'sign the agreement tomorrow' if the club offered him another three-year bargain, as time abandons his spell in West London.
Willian began and played 80 minutes of Sunday's FA Cup semi-last triumph over Manchester United, with the 31-year-old having stayed a key piece of the main group with 46 appearances for Chelsea this season under Frank Lampard.
Yet, Chelsea's longstanding convention of restricting the agreements of players more than 30 looks set to see the Brazilian leave.
For a considerable length of time the Blues would just endorse one-year expansions to players more than 30, a strategy that was changed when David Luiz (at that point 31) marking a two-year augmentation.
It's a similar circumstance for Willian, 31, and he stays resolved to get a three-year contract, regardless of whether it implies leaving Stamford Bridge.
Asked by Brazilian Youtube channel De Sola whether he would expand his arrangement at Chelsea, Willian stated: "Chelsea just offered me two years and I requested three. My objective in the following agreement is to finish paperwork for a long time, so I haven't had an arrangement with Chelsea yet.
"This is the thing that I approached the club, for a long time of agreement. In the event that you give me that, I'll get the pen and sign the agreement tomorrow."
Willian has been connected with a gathering with previous Chelsea administrator Jose Mourihno at Tottenham.
Mourinho needed to sign Willian while at Manchester United, and the Brazilian broadly scorned Spurs before joining Chelsea in 2013.
Arms stockpile have additionally been connected with an arrangement.
"There are bits of gossip around a few groups that might be intrigued," he proceeded.
"Until further notice, I have had no solid proposition. Be that as it may, bits of gossip consistently emerge. I'm pausing. My specialist hasn't given me any news yet. I'm hanging tight for his call."
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