Goalkeeper has reportedly been offered the sporting director role at Stamford Bridge but insists his sole focus is on the Europa League final
PETR CECH will make a decision on his future after the Europa League final following reports that Chelsea want him to be sporting director.
The 37-year-old, who spent 11 years between the sticks at Stamford Bridge, will end his 20 year playing career with Arsenal this season.
According to , Cech has been offered the chance to continue his career with his former club next season.
But Cech tweeted: "Despite the news today as I had already said to everybody before, I’ll make decision about my future after the last game. Now my sole focus is to win the EL with Arsenal."
Arsenal face Maurizio Sarri's men in the Europa League final in Baku on Wednesday 29 May.
Cech has started ten of Arsenal's 14 games in the competition, but Unai Emery has not confirmed whether he will start the match.
The Gunners boss said: "All is positive. I have only known him this year.
"His experience is vast in football, he is here because he has done [great] service.
"His commitment is large. I want to enjoy with him. I am a privileged coach to be with him. We are going to do all we can to win.
"I believe in him, I can use him or I can use Leno but above all, I want to enjoy special moments with players."
Arsenal fans would have wanted Cech between the sticks as he boasts an incredible trophy-winning record against his former side.
However upon finding out their keeper could be making a swift return to Stamford Bridge after the Baku final, many supporters demanded Emery axe him from his squad.
Cech won 13 trophies during his 11 year spell with Chelsea, including four Premier League titles and the Champions League.
He left the Blues to join the Gunners in 2015 in a £10million deal, but will hang up his gloves after the final.
