Marcin Bulka has confirmed he's leaving Chelsea today.

However, the Polish goalkeeper admits a mooted deal with PSG hasn't yet been settled.

"At the moment Chelsea, but the contract expires on June 30 and then I will be a free agent," he told TVP Sport.

“I know where I stand. The situation is slowly becoming more or less clarified.

“Soon, it will be officially confirmed, with whom I will sign a contract. I told you earlier that I would leave Chelsea.

“I talked to many people from the world of football, it was not a secret.

“I informed the club that I would not sign a new contact.

“I left Chelsea not only because of Kepa, but there were also several other aspects that we talked about after the preparations for the season last year and which were not met.

“What I have been told has only come true in a few percent. We did not quite get along. That's how it looked, but I did not get a chance.

“I have no regrets about (Maurizio) Sarri. It seems to me that not putting me out was not just his decision.

“I wanted to go on loan, but I was not let go. Yes, I chose to see if I would regret it or not, but it seems to me that I will not.

“I thought about this decision for a very long time and chose that after the season I will be a contract and I will be a free agent."