‘I expect I’ll have a few phone calls’ – Chelsea striker drops massive hint that he could be headed for summer exit, Turkish giants in advanced talks
Chelsea striker Michy Batshuayi has hinted that he could be headed for a summer exit.
Batshuayi confirmed that he will have a meeting with his agent and the club over his future this summer.
The Belgium international revealed that the ball is in Chelsea’s court over what happens next.
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Speaking about his future, the Belgian told RMC Sport: “I’m not the master of my destiny. Chelsea bought me, they can do what they want with me.
“I’m going to finish with the national team and then I expect I’ll have a few phone calls. I’ll see with my agent and the club.”
“I want to play, score as many goals as possible and be at the World Cup.”
The latest development will come as a transfer boost for Fenerbahce who are reported to be in advanced talks with the Blues over Batshuayi.
AMK report that talks are progressing and that Chelsea are open to loaning the 23-year-old to Fenerbahce.
Per the source, Fenerbahce have built up close ties with Chelsea after signing Raul Meireles and Miroslav Stoch.
Fenerbahce also recently organised a charity match with Chelsea for the victims of the Soma mining disaster.
Chelsea paid £33 million (BBC) for Batshuayi last summer but he struggled for playing time scoring just 11 goals and providing three assists in all competitions.
The 23-year-old played just 235 minutes of Premier League football this season but did score the title winning goal.
The powerful striker did however, score the title winning goal in the 1-0 victory over West Brom in May.
