Didier Drogba remains unsure of his future at Chelsea.
Earlier this week, AC Milan vice president Adriano Galliani revealed his club's main target was Arsenal's Emmanuel Adebayor because, he claimed, "Drogba is not for sale".
But that has come as a surprise to Drogba for, although he has yet to decide his future, sources close to the player insist he could still leave Stamford Bridge.
Inter manager Jose Mourinho expressed his desire to work with him again last week, although the Portuguese may have to convince his president Massimo Moratti, who declared Inter wouldn't be signing any strikers this summer.
Drogba has grown more open to the idea of staying at Chelsea, especially now they have appointed Luiz Felipe Scolari as the new manager, but the decision may not be in his hands.
