Van Ginkel: It's too early to talk about my future

Chelsea midfielder, Marco Van Ginkel who is on loan at Dutch side PSV Eindhoven has refused to confirm reports that he is set for a permanent stay at PSV after another fruitful campaign at the club. Van Ginkel is currently on his second spell on loan at the Dutch giants and the club have openly admitted that they would be interested in making his stay permanent.

However, Van Ginkel thinks it's too early to tell what the outcome will be: "Everything is negotiable. I do not think so much about that. We will have to wait for the coming period," said the Oranje international, talking to PSV TV.

"You have several camps involved in the matter. From myself, to Chelsea.

"I do not know what they all want. With all these things we will have to make a choice."

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