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Jose Mourinho’s decision to allow Romelu Lukaku to move to Everton for the rest of the season was met by glee from the Toffees, but with a sense of frustration from the Blues fans. The 20-year-old is one of the most promising frontmen in the Premier League and to let him leave with Fernando Torres leading the line is, well, absurd in my opinion. Let’s take a look at the statistics.
The return of Jose Mourinho, the self-titled ‘Special One’ to Chelsea has got the fans very excited about the upcoming season. The Portuguese manager has come back to west London with more experience, more grey hair and the same drive and determination that he has always had.
Having completed the Stamford Bridge club’s transformation into one of Europe’s elite, he took over at a club that already had a very prestigious history. That club was Inter Milan, to whom ‘The Special One’ delivered two Scudetti, a Coppa Italia and, most significantly, a European Cup.
We have all been there. Frantically kicking the ball around the garden, or a park, whilst commentating out loud as to which players we are taking the ball round. The exaggerated celebration when you slot the ball between two wilting trees, much to the bemusement of the old lady walking her cocker spaniel. We have all been there.
The return of Jose Mourinho has been met with much excitement since it was announced last month, unless you’re a fan of an opponent in the Premier League, and rumours have been flying with how his side will look come the beginning of August. We have a quick look at how they could be lining up should some of their transfer rumours come off.
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Brazil international David Luiz is being hunted by Bayern Munich, but if he does move, how will he fit in at the German side?
It is clear for all to see that new Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho sees Napoli and Uruguay striker Edinson Cavani as the man to fire his side to the Premier League title next season, so here are 10 facts about the 26-year-old for Blues fans to take a look at.
Numerous media outlets are reporting that the returned Chelsea gaffer has managed to persuade Blues boss Roman Abramovich to put in a £35m offer for Zenit St Petersburg forward Hulk in order to challenge the Manchester clubs for the Premier League title next season.
Manchester United and Manchester City have hardly been threatened in the previous two campaigns with only each other to fight against, but with the return of the special one and Arsenal expected to spend generously this summer will we see the capital clubs make more of push for the title?
Quite what dreadful act Florent Malouda committed to be exiled from Chelsea for over a year or why interest in him during that time was so bleak we are never likely to know, however the player has been finally been given his freedom and according to Sky Sports News he is keen to start playing again.
