Michael Ballack is yet to sign a contract with Chelsea, but admits there is no doubt that he will make the switch to Stamford Bridge.
Asked in an interview with Germany's pay-TV network, Premiere, whether he was having second thoughts about joining the Blues, Ballack said: "No, no doubts," before adding "Nothing has been signed yet."
The Germany international will play his last game for Bayern Munich on Saturday, after which he is expected to announce his decision to join Jose Mourinho's team.
The 29-year-old has also been the target of Bayern boo-boys in recent months after declining a lucrative new deal that would have made him the highest paid player in the Bundesliga.
However, Ballack is urging the fans to accept his decision to leave after four years of distinguished service at the club.
"I think my decision should be accepted and I shouldn't be kicked around anymore about it. That has actually been annoying me."
He added: "I'm glad that Bayern are angry if I go. That shows I did a good job and that I'm an important player. That is also reflected in the offer that they made to keep me."
Asked in an interview with Germany's pay-TV network, Premiere, whether he was having second thoughts about joining the Blues, Ballack said: "No, no doubts," before adding "Nothing has been signed yet."
The Germany international will play his last game for Bayern Munich on Saturday, after which he is expected to announce his decision to join Jose Mourinho's team.
The 29-year-old has also been the target of Bayern boo-boys in recent months after declining a lucrative new deal that would have made him the highest paid player in the Bundesliga.
However, Ballack is urging the fans to accept his decision to leave after four years of distinguished service at the club.
"I think my decision should be accepted and I shouldn't be kicked around anymore about it. That has actually been annoying me."
He added: "I'm glad that Bayern are angry if I go. That shows I did a good job and that I'm an important player. That is also reflected in the offer that they made to keep me."