There is no reason not to be happy at Chelsea.
It's nice to win a trophy every season and say every year, 'OK, I won something.'
I love my children to death.
Everyone knows how much and how hard we train. If I hope to continue goalkeeping until I am 36 or 37, then you have to think about how I train.
If you excel, there will always be teams interested in signing the biggest players.
When I joined Chelsea, I had to replace Petr Cech. I still talk to him today; he's a friend.
You see it everywhere in football: when results are not there, then the first guy who has to go is the manager. It's not always the managers; sometimes it's also the players who we have to blame.
If you play for a team like Chelsea, Real Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, or PSG, the aim is always to win the Champions League.
When I was younger, I bought 'FIFA' every year, and I still play now, so to be on the cover would be amazing.
Rumours affect any club where things are going badly.
I've played against Messi a lot of times, and I've already conceded goals through my legs with him.
Yes, my heart is in Madrid.
I have the biggest respect for Petr Cech. He is one of the best goalkeepers in the world, so I think putting him and me in the same team is not the healthiest thing in the world.
As a goalkeeper, you want to play.
My personal situation is related to the city of Madrid. My two children live there with their mum.
If the coach on the sidelines is not that strong, transmitting the kind of spirit he has, players won't always handle it well. Life becomes difficult. But, with Mourinho, everything is good. He knows when to be among his players, as 'one of us' making jokes as a friend, and when to be strong and distant, even severe.
For Buffon, I hear he trains less on the field, and he is more focused on keeping his muscles strong.
As a player, you always want to win prizes.
I love living in London.
Madrid and London are great.
