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Chelsea star Ian Maatsen has reportedly told the Premier League giants that he wants to join Borussia Dortmund on a permanent basis during the summer transfer window. 

Maatsen was playing in the Championship with Burnley a year ago before returning to Chelsea and struggling for minutes under Mauricio Pochettino. As a result, he decided he to Germany on loan. 

Maatsen - who signed a new deal at Stamford Bridge before departing for BVB - has been on fire for the Bundesliga giants this season, scoring his first-ever Champions League goal earlier this week. 

Speaking after Dortmund's 4-2 victory over Atletico Madrid in their Champions League quarter-final tie, Maatsen said he would like to stay in Germany - claiming he feels 'very comfortable' at his loan club.

'I always believed [I could] play for Chelsea but unfortunately for some reason it didn't work out how it should've,' Maatsen told CBS Sports after the game on Tuesday night.

Chelsea star Ian Maatsen has reportedly told the Premier League giants that he wants to join Borussia Dortmund on a permanent basis during the summer transfer window

Chelsea star Ian Maatsen has reportedly told the Premier League giants that he wants to join Borussia Dortmund on a permanent basis during the summer transfer window

Maatsen has been on fire for the Bundesliga giants this season, scoring his first-ever Champions League goal earlier this week (pictured above)

Maatsen has been on fire for the Bundesliga giants this season, scoring his first-ever Champions League goal earlier this week (pictured above)

The 22-year-old Dutchman went on to add: 'Now I'm here [at Dortmund] I'm very grateful for the opportunity. I can say I'm very proud of myself.

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