John Obi Mikel says he is completely committed to Chelsea amidst rumours that he is about to lose his position in the first team to new recruit Ramires.
Ramires' arrival puts pressure on Mikel in Carlo Ancelotti's three-man midfield but the Nigerian is content at Stamford Bridge and enjoys playing under the Italian tactician.
"I feel at home at Chelsea. When I signed I was only 19 and looking back I have really enjoyed my four years at the club. In that time I have learned a lot, gained more experience and I know how to read the game better. After all that time playing for a team like this in a League like this, you'll always be better for it," he said.
"I'm very happy playing under Carlo Ancelotti. After a season together I feel I know him well. He's a manager I can speak to, in many ways he's like a father. He gives me great confidence.
"Winning the Premier League was the big one to add to my list. I had won every other domestic trophy since arriving at Chelsea in the summer of 2006 - the FA Cup, the League Cup and the Community Shield.
"But it took until May this year to get my first Premier League winners' medal. It's fantastic to have been able to win all those things by the age of 23 but I suppose that is the benefit of starting your career early.
"I know there are a lot of great players out there who haven't won any of those things. I feel very happy and very blessed. The next one to add is the Champions League."
