Drogba has been heavily linked with both Inter and AC Milan

New Chelsea manager Luiz Felipe Scolari says Didier Drogba is "200%" part of his plans at Stamford Bridge.

The Ivory Coast striker, 30, has been linked with a move away from the club, with AC Milan and Barcelona reported to be lining up offers.

But in his first media conference in England as Blues boss, Scolari said: "I saw Didier on Monday and I saw him happy. We had a good conversation.

"Is he part of my plans? Yes, 100%. No, 200%. I like him and want him to stay."

On Friday, Barcelona vice-president Ferran Soriano suggested the Catalans were close to signing the frontman.

And AC Milan technical director Leonardo told BBC Sport on Monday: "It's no secret we're interested in signing a forward and are studying candidates.

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Spanish giants Real Madrid and AC's city rivals Inter Milan are also rumoured to be interested but it has been reported that Chelsea are yet to receive a single offer for Drogba.