Christian Pulisic desperately wants to finish strong at Borussia Dortmund in front of Chelsea Switch

Borussia Dortmund playmaker Christian Pulisic desperately needs a "good result" for the club before his planned transfer to Chelsea this summer.

Pulisic, who had agreed to join the Blues at the end of the 2018/19 season in January for £ 58m, was in the game Tuesday night when his team pulled out of the DFB-Pokal on penalties against the Werder Bremen, despite a superb goal from the man himself in overtime.

And this exit leaves only the titles of Champions League and Bundesliga available to the American during his last months in Germany. As stated on the league's official website, the 20-year-old explained: "We also wanted to win the cup. But now we have to focus on the league and the Champions League.

"I like being here. I had a good time and I really want to finish strong. "

Despite the unflattering nature of the loss, which occurred after adding three goals to Pulisic's additional effort, he was keen to acknowledge the positives, saying, "I'm just happy to be able to on the ground today. Play a full game, 120 minutes.

"Obviously, I was happy to be able to score a goal and I thought it would be the winner, but we are ready to go further.I am proud of the way some of the guys have progressed today. [Tuesday]. "

Chelsea fans will have the chance to see their future man in action sooner than they think, Dortmund facing the Blues bitter rivals Tottenham at Wembley on February 13th in the last draw.

Pulisic said in the clash: "I think it will be a really aggressive game. Obviously, they are a good team and we, too, will be a very good match.

"As for the Champions League, we are now in the playoffs, anything can happen from now on, we have achieved our goal: we will now fight to win every game if we want to go as far as possible. " we can."

That being said, he will not actively seek the encouragement he will undoubtedly receive from his future fans, stating that he "does not read these things" and, as it stands, is only interested in "what is happening right here. [in Dortmund]".