Andre Schurrle insists he has no regrets about the forced nature of his departure from Chelsea, claiming he needed to leave Stamford Bridge in order to play regular football again. The Germany international, who has joined Bundesliga side Wolfsburg for a club record fee of £24m, admitted that he wanted to remain with the Premier League leaders but knew he faced an uphill struggle to retain his place. Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho opted to play Oscar, Eden Hazard and Willian as a three just behind central striker Diego Costa, squeezing the German World Cup winner out of contention. Andre Schurrle insists he has no regrets over his Chelsea exit as he prepares for life at Wolfsburg
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Schurrle was officially unveiled as a Wolfsburg player on Wednesday
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German World Cup winner completed £24m move from Chelsea
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He had fallen out of favour at Stamford Bridge this season
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Schurrle insists he has no regrets over manner of Chelsea exit
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Blues sold him to finance purchase of Fiorentina's Juan Cuadrado
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