Chelsea look for fresh blood as year of change looms at Stamford Bridge
André Villas-Boas and attempts to revive an aging workforce, the pattern of arrivals and departures may
likely to leave in January
Nicolas Anelka
André Villas-Boas
praised the professionalism of the front, but not the frustration of some of his appearances this season. The 32-year-old scored 59 goals for Chelsea since his £ 15m transfer from Bolton in January 2008, but its contribution was overshadowed by the appearance of Daniel Sturridge. The move to Montreal in Major League Soccer, and China with Shanghai Shenhua, must be confirmed next month.
Alex
Brazil midfielder was one field to perform heavy duty cleaning leaves Chelsea Stoke City and Blackburn Rovers this season, but failed to convince the Villas-Boas, he deserves more chances in the The team first. The lack of alternatives has led to its license application, at the age of 29 probable round of Serie A, Juventus and possibly revive his career.
Josh McEachran
midfielder 18, represents the future of Chelsea, but the lack of opportunities in the first half of the season is likely to announce a loan move away from Stamford Bridge next month to get first team experience elsewhere. Bolton has expressed interest, although McEachran prefer to connect with former team manager Brendan Rodgers Chelsea reserve at Swansea City, where he could flourish as a midfielder short.
Ryan Bertrand
Its inclusion in the Champions League team cost him an appearance in Leverkusen, where Ashley Cole was injured, and can be considered a high-quality support experience of young England international. However, Patrick van likely to return for a loan without success against Wigan Athletic Aanholt, Bertrand can jump at the chance to play elsewhere on loan for the second half of the season.
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Didier Drogba
An icon of modern Chelsea, Drogba contract expires at the end of the season, with their attempts to get a new two-year contract to be rejected by the club. Taking into account the signature of Romelu Lukaku, its days seem numbered, and each time it is recognized that the cross-roads may be close, with a lucrative move to the Middle East or return to Marseille on the horizon.
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