Chelsea defender David Luiz is ready to take on more responsibility at the club and claims he is a natural leader.
Midfield
That responsibility could include moving into midfield given that Oriol Romeu has been ruled out for six months with a knee injury and the Brazilian has no problem with that scenario.
He added: "If the manager wants me as a striker, a right-back, a winger... I'll do anything to help the team. This is my philosophy.
"I play for the team and, if I'm needed to play in other positions, I'll try my best. I've played football for a long time. I know other positions.
"I know what wingers need to do because I see them doing it all the time in games and training, so if someone asks me what I need to do as a winger I'd know.
"I was in a different position against Nordsjaelland on Wednesday, the manager pushing me upfield a bit.
"He said I was one of the top five in terms of my fitness in the team, so I can help the other guys to control games like that.
"We were winning 5-1 so I could be box to box, helping out the team. I just want to help Chelsea."
Confidence
Luiz has been a big help to Chelsea in recent weeks as new boss Rafael Benitez looks to improve things defensively at Stamford Bridge and the 25-year-old is eager to continue in that vein.
"The last four games, I've played really well, at the top level and with confidence," said Luiz. "I need to continue this work and mentality.
"This is a big club. If I played for a club in the middle of the table, I could make mistakes in games, three or four times, and no one would notice because the analysis is not at the top level.
"But when you play for a big club, they analyse you at the top level. Every little mistake is highlighted. Every day work, work, work.
"This is the key to football. Because if you don't, other guys work more than you do and they kill you."
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