Marko Marin News

Andre Schurrle is looking forward to working with Jose Mourinho and has no fears about struggling to establish himself in the Chelsea side.

After a long, gruelling season, the world of football will now be able to kick back and enjoy a long, hot summer as the game's brightest stars head off on their holidays.

The German striker has become the Special One's first signing of his second Chelsea spell, arriving from Bayer Leverkusen in a A 17million deal.

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Italian national football team goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon signs autographs for fans outside of his hotel in Barra da Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, yesterday.

Chelsea have just confirmed that Andre Schurrle will sign for the club once all the usual transfer gubbins are taken care of, thus becoming Jose Mourinho's first signing in his second stint at Stamford Bridge - though the wheels were set in motion long before Mou waltzed back into town.

Modric paid tribute to the new Blues' boss, under whom he spent his debut season in La Liga.

You see some pretty farkin' stupid things written in the press. I once watched an 'expose' on an American news channel about 'the new danger lurking at our airports' - the theory behind it was that the reporter had gotten hold of the statistics that showed that as the American major airports were getting more and more crowded, there were more ... (more)

Jose Mourinho returns to Chelsea with England's football landscape having undergone a remarkable transformation in the past six years.

Robert Critchley examines the next wave of Belgian talents who will hope to follow Christian Benteke's instant success in the Premier League.

Robert Critchley examines the next wave of Belgian talents who will hope to follow Christian Benteke's instant success in the Premier League.

Robert Critchley examines the next wave of Belgian talents who will hope to follow Christian Benteke's instant success in the Premier League.

However, Marseille are willing to offer a one year deal with an option for a further year with his contract heavily based on bonuses.

The diminutive German playmaker reveals to Goal that Rafa Benitez's successor will decide his next move and also expresses his delight at the Champions League final EXCLUSIVE By Alex Labidou Chelsea midfielder Marko Marin admits that his future at Stamford Bridge will be determined by the club's next manager.

Lawro beats the bookies , Tony Pulis makes history and more from the papers... Silly Season The transfer window is about to open so The Daily Mail are busy churning out stories on Cristiano Ronaldo, where he's heading this summer, who he hates, who he loves, why he wears such tight shorts and so on.

After a 69 game slog of a season which has taken Chelsea to Japan, Romania, Russia and plenty of other places, they take on Premier League rivals Manchester City twice in two days - in America.