Source: Team_Talk
Sinclair patient over future plans
Scott Sinclair will return to Chelsea this summer to discover his future after a disappointing season with Wigan.[LNB] The 21-year-old moved to the DW Stadium on a season-long loan deal in August, but has been unable to claim regular first-team football under Roberto Martinez.[LNB]Sinclair has made one start and 17 substitute appearances in the Premier League for Latics, with four starts in cup competitions.[LNB]"I've had a frustrating season because I haven't really played as much as I would like," he said.[LNB]"But I think I've learned a lot off the field, because I haven't been on it much."[LNB]Sinclair was speaking at Stamford Park at a media event for the BT Paralympic World Cup, in which his brother Martin will represent Great Britain in the seven-a-side football competition for athletes with cerebral palsy.[LNB]But it is Stamford Bridge where his future will be determined.[LNB]Chelsea are on the verge of title success under Carlo Ancelotti, who has stated the Blues will rely more on their academy graduates next season.[LNB]Whether that includes Sinclair remains to be seen and the Bath-born winger will seek discussions with the Italian to determine his fate.[LNB]"Next season I'm just going to go back to Chelsea and see what happens," added the former England under-19 international, who will be a spectator as his parent club Chelsea look to seal the title with victory over Wigan on Sunday.[LNB]"I haven't really planned that far ahead.[LNB]"I just need to speak to the gaffer (Ancelotti) when I get back, see what happens and go from there."
