A ‘senior Blues source’ has claimed that a deal to bring Jose Mourinho back to Stamford Bridge is officially completed, according to the Metro. The 50 year old will return to the club he originally left in 2007 next week after reportedly signing a £40 million four year deal. It is believed that the self-proclaimed
Chelsea eye player plus cash deal for Cavani
Chelsea have reportedly offered Fernando Torres to Napoli as bait in an attempt to sign Uruguay international Edinson Cavani. The Blues have long been linked with a move for the forward, who scored 29 goals in 34 league appearances during the 2012/13 campaign – the best record in Serie A. Torres, who was Chelsea’s top
Benitez named new Napoli boss
Rafael Benitez has been appointed the new manger of Sere A side Napoli on a two year deal. The 53 year old, whose spell as interim manager of Chelsea in about to come to an end, will replace outgoing manager Walter Mazzarri, who has joined Inter Milan. Meanwhile, Colombian international Radmel Falcao is expected to
Torres back in Spain fold
Fernando Torres has been recalled to the Spanish national side for their provisional squad for this summer’s Confederations Cup. The 29 year old hasn’t represented his country since coming on as a late substitute in the 1-1 with Spain back in October, though his 22 goals in 64 club appearances this season has persuaded manager
Torres keen on Chelsea stay
Fernando Torres has expressed his gratitude to Chelsea for standing by him during the difficult periods he has faced at Stamford Bridge, and in doing so quashed rumours that he is set to leave the club. Reports in the media yesterday suggested that Torres could follow Rafael Benitez out of the club, with Napoli a
Mourinho deal agreed?
Jose Mourinho will fly to London on June 2nd to sign a four year contract at Chelsea, according to the Daily Star. Real Madrid confirmed that the 50 year old, who is the hot favourite to replace interim Blues manager Rafael Benitez, will leave the Bernabeu once the Spanish season is over. Mourinho’s first spell
Lampard keen to keep playing
Frank Lampard has revealed that he aims to stay at Stamford Bridge beyond the one year deal he signed last week. It had looked as if the England midfielder was set to leave the club, though it has been confirmed that he will be a Chelsea player until next summer. However, the 35 old is
Real confirm Mourinho exit
Real Madrid have confirmed that they will part company with head coach Jose Mourinho next month. The announcement further enhances the possibility of the 50 year old returning to Stamford Bridge for next season, with bookmakers now making The Special One a 1/20 chance to become the next Blues boss. The news will be welcomed
Benitez signs of with a win to secure third place
Rafael Benitez‘s time as interim manager of Chelsea ended in victory as they beat Everton 2-1 at Stamford Bridge yesterday. Juan Mata opened the scoring after just seven minutes with his twentieth goal of the season before Steven Naismith equalised for the Toffee’s, themselves playing under the guidance of Manchester United bound David Moyes for