WILLIAN has dealt Chelsea a blow after admitting he could leave this summer.
The Brazilian winger, 31, is out of contract at the end of the season.
He wants a three-year deal to remain at Stamford Bridge.
But Chelsea are only willing to offer Willian two years, despite their policy of giving over-30s just one-season extensions.
It’s led to speculation that London rivals Spurs could pounce for the two-time Premier League winner.
And Willian’s wife was caught on camera revealing that his “time was up” under Frank Lampard.
Willian has now told ESPN Brazil that his future is still up in the air.
And he adds that neither party is currently willing to budge on the length of the potential new contract.
Willian said: “I still don’t know. There’s nothing with any other team. There’s no offer from any team.
“My negotiation for now is with Chelsea. There’s still nothing concrete from any team.
“And the situation with Chelsea is still that way. They offered me two, I demanded three, and it stopped there.
“There’s nothing much. I always like to make it very clear the respect I have for this club, the affection I have.
“Regardless of my situation, one thing I can say: I’ll always try to do my best, give my best on the pitch for this team.
“There’s really no offer from any club.”
