Chelsea: Danny Drinkwater apologises to fans as he comes to end of his time at club

Danny Drinkwater apologized to fans and said his time at the club was a mistake.

He was a part of the team that won the title of the English premier league.

He didn't make a big impression at the Bridge after his move.

He said that the club and fans were hugely disappointed with the outcome.

Writing on Instagram on Thursday to mark the end of his Chelsea contract, which expires on 30 June, he added: "Injuries, how I have been treated, mistakes I have made, issues of the pitch, lack of game time… the list of excuses could be endless.

Over the past five years, I have played with great players, coached by awesome managers, worked with some brilliant staff, met some fantastic people, lived in some beautiful places, travelled the world and won some more silverware.

Football is a fantastic sport but this was a business move that went wrong for both parties.

I apologize for how this has turned out, I would love for you to see me at my best in that shirt.

He had a number of loan spells after signing for the Blues.

He had a drink-driving ban, was headbutting team-mate Jota while on loan at Villa, and was attacked in a nightclub.