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Chelsea midfielder Ramires insists that the illness that forced him to miss the title-winning match against Crystal Palace is "nothing serious".

Ramires has insisted that the illness that kept him out of Chelsea's Premier League title-winning match against Crystal Palace is "nothing serious".

The Brazilian had been included in the starting lineup for yesterday's 1-0 win at Stamford Bridge, but felt unwell during the warmup, resulting in him withdrawing from the team and being taken to hospital.

The 28-year-old wrote on his Instagram account: "I was very sick yesterday minutes before the match because of a renal complication, but I'm well and home with my family.

"Thank God it was nothing serious and I will be fully recovered in a few weeks. Thank you to all that sent me messages and were with me. I would like to thank the Chelsea's medical team for the exceptional job.

"I was sad not to be part of the party on the pitch, but very pleased with the title, the only English title I had left to concur. Congratulations Chelsea!"

Ramires has made 34 appearances in all competitions for Chelsea this season.

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