David Luiz is ready to play anywhere for Antonio Conte as he prepares to make his second Chelsea debut this weekend.
The Brazilian defender sealed a shock return to Stamford Bridge on the final day of the transfer window, signing a three-year deal at the club.
Luiz opted to leave Paris Saint-Germain after two full seasons in Ligue 1 to be part of Conte’s revolution at Chelsea, and he is looking forward to building on their unbeaten start to 2016-17.
Whether he will line up in defence or in a holding midfield role remains to be seen, and Luiz is ready to fill in wherever needed as his side prepare to travel to face Swansea City.
“It doesn’t matter where [I play], I want to help and when I am in the team I am there to try to help,” he told the club’s official website.
“The coach is an amazing coach, he understands a lot of tactical things and I know he chooses every match the best line-up, so if he needs to play three, four or two [at the back], it doesn’t matter.
“I am there if he wants me to play. In different positions I am available.”
During his time away from the club, Luiz won two league titles with PSG and hopes he can continue that run with a maiden Premier League winners’ medal.
He added: “It is time to do it [win the league]!
“And I hope it will be this year. I am working hard for that and this is our goal this season.
