Petr Cech has assured Chelsea fans that he is going nowhere - and Avram Grant believes Didier Drogba could also remain at Stamford Bridge.Drogba has again been linked with a move away from the Blues and declined to commit his future to the Blues, but Grant has shrugged off the claims.

"Since I've been in football, I've heard so many rumours," he told Sky Sports News.

"He (Drogba) didn't say he wants to leave and the club don't say they want him to leave."

But while Drogba has remained tight-lipped on his future, Cech has issued a statement to deny he is seeking a move away from the club.

Cech's agent reportedly claimed a top European club were interested in the 25-year-old, but the Czech goalkeeper insists he is ready to sign a new deal with Chelsea.

"Contrary to numerous press stories over the last couple of days, I would like to make it very clear to the Chelsea fans that I have no plans to leave the club," said the goalkeeper.

"I am very happy at Chelsea. I still have two years left on my contract and I believe the club will sit down with my representatives at the appropriate time to discuss an extension of my current contract."

Grant added: "He has a contract, we are happy and he is happy. I don't see a problem."

Despite Grant's success since taking over from Jose Mourinho in September, speculation has persisted he will be replaced this summer.

However, Grant denied a major meeting with owner Roman Abramovich is scheduled for Friday and also dismissed reports there will be a clearout of players from Stamford Bridge.

"There is no truth in these rumours because no one except me and the owner know the players for next season," he added.

Meanwhile Grant insists his side will go into the Champions League final on an equal footing with Manchester United.

Sir Alex Ferguson claims his side have the advantage for the first all-English final after pipping the Blues to the Premier League title but Grant is unmoved.

"I don't think any team has the advantage," he said. "We've played two times against them this season, we won two weeks ago and we lost at Old Trafford in my first game.

"The referee gave a red card, penalty and a goal - nothing was the right decision. I don't think they are better than us and in these games anything is possible."

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