كتب : وكالات
The Chelsea star accompanied his teammates on Friday to the Arab Contractors Stadium where they conducted their last training session, but did not take the pitch.
"I just don't want to train," Drogba told FilGoal.com while rushing to the team's bus just ten minutes after the training began.
"I am ok and don't suffer any injuries. I will be playing (Egypt) tomorrow," he added.
Reporters and TV channels gathered around the bus trying to get an explanation from Drogba but team officials said that he won't speak to the media.
"You can see he is not training and sitting alone, this shows that he has some troubles and he doesn't want to talk to the media about this," an Ivorian spokeswoman told reporters.
Drogba was planning to stay in the hotel but changed his mind after being persuaded by his mates, talks which delayed the session for nearly an hour, according to the Egyptian bus driver accompanying the Ivorian team.
Rumors have emerged earlier that Drogba will leave to London after a fall-out with manager Henri Michel. Team officials refused to comment on these reports.
Ivory Coast have already secured a place in the quarter-finals after collecting six points from two victories over Morocco and Libya.
A win or a draw with hosts Egypt will give Michel's side first spot in their Group A while a defeat will place them second.