Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck has insisted that Roman Abramovich will remain at Chelsea "indefinitely".
The London club completed a league and cup double on Saturday thanks to Didier Drogba's goal in the FA Cup final against Portsmouth at Wembley.
Buck told BBC Radio Five Live's Sportsweek programme that the Chelsea owner was committed to the club.
"He was a very happy man last night," he said. "I see him here indefinitely. He has never, ever given us any indication that he is anything other than a long term Chelsea fan."
According to Buck, any suggestions that Abramovich would sell Chelsea are "totally inaccurate" and "not something that goes through his head".
Buck also revealed that three or four players would be leaving the club in the summer, with three or four new signings to replace them.
He would not be drawn on specific players who could leave the club, such as Joe Cole. But he said the goals and targets were to "keep winning trophies in an efficient business-like manner".
