Alves heading to chelsea, but duo heading out ??

Chelsea have resigned themselves to losing winger Arjen Robben to Real Madrid while Claude Makele could also be heading for the Stamford Bridge exit.

But the deposed Premier League champions will use the money they rake in on the Dutch winger to buy Seville right-back Daniel Alves.

Blues manager Jose Mourinho is keen to keep Robben at Stamford Bridge but it appears he is heading to the Bernabeu in a deal which will met the Londoners more than £20m.

Makele, who will struggle for regular first-team football at Chelsea, is wanted by Juventus now they are back in Serie A.

Superkid dreams of a super move to Chelsea..

Brazilian sensation Alexandre Pato favours a move to Chelsea over rival offers from Real Madrid, AC Milan and Inter.

Gazzetta dello Sport says the 17 year-old Internacional striker dreams of pulling on a Blues shirt and actually goes by the nickname 'Stamford Bridge' when chatting with friends on the internet.
However, Chelsea are believed to be well behind Real Madrid and AC Milan in the race for the Brazil U20 international.
Chelsea have offered about 13 million euros for him.

Celebrate boys!!! Our captain has signed a new deal!

So till 2012 , Chelsea defence is going to be as strong as great wall..bcoz Terry has signed a new deal till 2012..Now he is England's highest paid footballer on wages of around 1 lakh 30 thousand[130000] pounds a week... These were terry's words after signing the contract..

" I am really happy this has now been concluded.There has been a lot of speculation but these things takes time, and i never had doubts that i wanted to stay at chelsea and the club wanted me to stay .I hope the fans can see that we are all trying to build something special here,both for now and future,and I want to be a part of that. I have been at chelsea all my career and have the privilege of being captain.Now its tine to look forward to the new season which we all very confident about."

Chief executive Peter Kenyon added: "This is an important day for Chelsea. This was the right deal for us and John. We are committed to try and keep our players together on long-term deals. As captain John is clearly a key player for Chelsea and also a great symbol of the club so naturally we are pleased this has been agreed."