Willian says he has no plans on leaving Chelsea after talking with the new manager

The Blues winger has spoken out about his future for the first time, as he addressed rumours about his departure from Stamford Bridge

Willian wants to stay at Chelsea despite speculation linking him with a move away from the club, but admits that the change from manager from Antonio Conte to Maurizio Sarri has kept him happy at the club.

Sarri brought Willian on off the bench in a 2-0 loss to Manchester City in the Community Shield played yesterday.

The 29-year-old's future was in doubt after being in talks over a move to Barcelona which eventually collapsed and the Brazilian has continually been linked with Jose Mourinho's Manchester United.

Willian included,

"My will is staying at the club, unless they want to sell me," Willian said after the loss to Man City. "We never know, but I have been always clear about my wish of staying here. My head is here at the Chelsea, but we never know about tomorrow. I hope to remain at the club.

"I have always been clear about enjoying playing for Chelsea, I have never (said) that I wanted to leave the club, but some situations that have happened with the other coach left me upset. 

"But now it's a new cycle. I had a nice conversation with the new coach. I hope this can be a year of victory for us.

Willian concluded by saying, that he loved the new style of play,

"I have no doubts, it is a game style that we like. Not just me, but all the players. So we have everything to improve and keep working. At the beginning it is a little more difficult until we get the new style of play and its changes. But we have it all to start well in the league."