Nicolas Anelka feels he's found his home at Chelsea.
He said: "I am happy at Chelsea. I am very pleased about everything that is going on and also with things on the outside. I don't need to move.
"My last season here was pleasing. It's always good to score goals and more so to finish top scorer. So I'm glad to be here, to play for a big club like Chelsea and that I had a good season."
Now with Carlo Ancelotti is at the helm and he has made it clear that Chelsea will be playing with two strikers, which is music to Anelka's ears. He also told the London Evening Standard: "When I first signed I thought I would play with Didier up front but they only wanted to play one of us up front. It was a shame because we knew we could play together.
"When we play together, I look for him straight away when I have the ball. I want him to score and the same goes for him. When he has the ball he looks for me when I'm up front."
Such is Anelka's confidence in the new Ancelotti regime that he is also looking to see the Premier League and Champions League trophies sitting in the club's cabinet next May.
He added: "We are capable of winning both titles. Last season we couldn't do it but we will try to do it next season.
"Last year we conceded too many draws and lost games at home, this cost us the title."