A host of new faces at Chelsea

Chelsea plans to leave behind its unsuccessful campaign, as Antonio Conte intends to start a new stage at Stamford Bridge.

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Chelsea might be the tenth in the Premier League, becoming the worst defending champions in Premier League history.

Conte will try to change the outlook of the Blues to have chances to return to the summit of the division.

This will probably happen after his return from Euro 2016, but some changes are already occurring at Chelsea.

Conte has nearly signed a contract with the goalkeeper from Inter Milan Samir Handanovic to replace Thibaut Courtois. Piero Ausilio, Inter’s sporting director, is en route to west London to sign a deal and Roberto Mancini has agreed. (The Sun)

Juan Cuadrado will come back to Chelsea from Juventus as the fees for him are too high. Nevertheless, Juventus still hopes to lower the price for the loan of the Colombia international. (Calciomercato)

Romelu Lukaku from Everton tells about his next club: “I keep it for me. A lot of clubs are interested, some of which are already very concrete for five years. In my head, I have already made a decision, we’ll see. It’s true that the English competition suits me perfectly, but there are plenty of other beautiful clubs.” (Independent)

The ex-striker of Chelsea Fernando Torres, remembering his unhappiness at Stamford Bridge, admitted: “Nothing would beat winning the Champions League with Atletico. I won it with Chelsea, but I was not in a good place. I did not feel I was being treated well at the time — I felt lost. I don’t want to talk about those moments. My career is going so well at the moment, and I feel so at home and full of confidence that I do not want to relive those days.” (Daily Mirror)

Guus Hiddink gave more details as to his new youth advisory role at Chelsea and his plans to return Didier Drogba and Petr Cech to the team: “You often see that the young players are not always easy to link up with the first team. You have to bring them sparingly, otherwise, they will go bankrupt. I have done including Bertrand Traoré and Ruben Loftus-Cheek, but it has often happened. They [Cech and Drogba] have had much impact here. Once they are really finished their playing career, they can be of great value to the club, such as assistant or scout.” (NOS)

To sum up, Chelsea is ready to let Belgian Charly Musonda to enter Roma as a part of a €42 deal to get midfielder Radja Nainggolan to Stamford Bridge. ( Corriere dello Sport)