'I still don't know' - Willian unsure of Chelsea future as contract talks stall

Chelsea star Willian does not know where his future lies with his contract up at the end of the season and talks at an impasse.

The Brazilian forward is holding out for a three year deal at Stamford Bridge, with the club holding firm at two - something which would already goes against the club's policy of offering players over the age of 30 nothing more than a one year extension.

Willian, 31, has seven goals and six assists in all competitions this season and, while much of the focus has been on the youth revolution in west London, his experience has been invaluable to Frank Lampard this season.

With talks having stalled, the winger's future remains very much up in the air.

“I still don't know," Willian told ESPN Brazil. "There's nothing with any [other] team. There's no offer from any team. My negotiation for now is with Chelsea. There's still nothing concrete from any team. And the situation with Chelsea is still that way. Chelsea offered me two, I demanded three, and it stopped there. There's nothing much.”

Rumours of a move to a London rival emerged after Willian's wife, Vanessa Martins, posted a video on her social media of her and the couple's two daughters at Chelsea's win over Everton on Sunday. In the video, Martins, repeatedly asked her daughters if they liked London and said that their days "are numbered" at Chelsea and that "good things are on the way".

“Look, I always like to make it very clear the respect I have for this club, the affection I have for Chelsea too," said Willian. "Regardless of my situation, whether I'll stay or not, one thing I can say: I'll always try to do my best, give my best on the pitch for this team. There's really no offer from any club.

"So I wanted to make this very clear, that I'm still a Chelsea player, and I'll always try to do my best until the end of my contract. Whether I stay or not, we'll see that in the future.

“We really like London, I've said this many times. It's a city that my family and I love to live in, we love the city. We love the city and I really don't know why she posted it. It really is because the situation of the contract here isn't easy. But I hope that in the next few weeks or months this can be sorted. And then you'll know if I'll stay or not. But what I can say is that I'll always try to do my best for the team."