The Brazilian, who turned down the Blues last summer, hopes the Premier League side renew their interest and admits he has spoken to David Luiz and Ramires about living in London.
The man himself has long been linked with Chelsea, and revealed that he turned down a move to west London last summer to stay in Brazil, but has now claimed he would like to play for the Blues in the future and that he dreams of playing in Europe.
Former Chelsea manager Glenn Hoddle believes a player of the creativity of Wesley Sneijder is urgently needed to change the dynamics of the trophy-less club.
If Chelsea want to break into the Barcelona class or topple Manchester United domestically they need far better, more skilful players to do it.
Hoddle says: "Chelsea keep coming closer to winning the Champions League, they have been consistently reaching semi-finals, but right now the squad is lacking a creative element in midfield, to open the door.
