The France international started as the Blues beat Everton 2-1 in the FA Cup final on Saturday - his first trophy since his £13.5m switch from Lyon in 2007.

It represents a remarkable change in fortunes for the 28-year-old who has been transformed from a fringe player under Luiz Felipe Scolari into a first-team regular by temporary manager Guus Hiddink.

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New manager Carlo Ancelotti is now expected to offer him a two year extension to his current deal, which has a year to run.

A delighted Malouda said: "We will have a meeting at the beginning of June. Both parties want to carry on.

"It's a wonderful experience but just the beginning. I hope in the next years you will see me win many, many trophies.

"When you play so many high-profile games you get the experience and confidence that comes with it. I hope to share joy and happiness with the fans."