Oscar divulges his "dream" to shock Backing Mauricio Pochettino to make a significant impact, he welcomes Chelsea back.
At the end of 2016, the Brazilian left Stamford Bridge for a lucrative move to China.
According to O scar, it would be a "dream" to make a sudden comeback to Chelsea.
After five years at Chelsea, the 31-year-old left the club at the end of 2016 to join Shanghai SIPG for an estimated £60 million. He is currently on the field with the Chinese team.
Oscar, a Brazilian midfielder who made 203 appearances for the club during his stint at Stamford Bridge, won the Europa League in 2013 and the Premier League trophy two years later under Jose Mourinho.
Oscar has made it clear that he would jump at the opportunity to return to west London should the summer be another busy one for Chelsea, who have been extremely active over the last two transfer windows, spending more than £600million on new arrivals.
"Obviously, returning to Chelsea is a dream," the Brazilian said to talkSPORT. "Everyone is aware of my love for this club.
"I have many pleasant recollections of that place... I still hope to join this team and participate. So perhaps we can talk if I can return to Chelsea or Europe.
Oscar was a member of the Chelsea team that won the title in 2015–16 and ended 10th in the Premier League; nonetheless, even that performance was better than what the Blues will do this year.
Oscar is sure that the addition of Mauricio Pochettino will help Chelsea's fortunes turn around as they attempt to return to challenging at the top of the table, even though the current side will finish the season no better than 11th.
Oscar remarked, "Pochettino has a powerful team, and they play as a team generally. He's a good coach, and he works extremely hard.
"Perhaps this will benefit Chelsea for the upcoming season. He'll be a big assistance, I believe. The players, in my opinion, must demonstrate to the coach that they want to remain at Chelsea and fight for everything.
"The players have demonstrated that it's difficult to play for Chelsea. There is pressure since you have to play to win. They can feel how much harder it is when you lose.
