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It has become clear now that Chelsea will have to watch and weep once again after their transfer target Radamel Falcao, as the Columbian declared that he has no wish to leave Spain’s capital.

Falcao had an amazing season with Porto last year, and now has managed to repeat the performance with Athletico Madrid, winning the Europea League trophy twice consecutively and becoming one of the most wanted strikers on the transfer market.

Despite the intense interest Chelsea has in him, Falcao doesn’t seem to be interested in the possibility of making a move away from Athletico Madrid.

“Chelsea or Manchester United? I prefer to stay with Atletico,” he told RCN Radio.

Good news are finally arriving from Chelsea’s camp, as club defender Gary Cahill has announced that his injury is healing nicely and that he’s going to be on the pitch in the Champions League Final against Bayern Munich.

The Blues have been in fantastic form in this European season, but without Terry, Ivanovic, Meireles and Ramires, the final won’t be easy by any means for the side which managed to stun title holders Barcelona and knock them out.

“I’m just happy that it’s healed quickly.” Cahill said. “We’ve worked really hard, all day, afternoons, and I’m fortunate enough to be back.

There is a report in Portugal, coming from the massive Desporto website, that says (after being translated from Google): “The FC Porto’s Brazilian striker will start the season 2012/2013 in the London club Chelsea. Hulk already has an agreement with Chelsea. Hulk made ​​his last game with the jersey of FC Porto last Saturday in Vila do Conde. The team already knew FC Porto’s Brazilian decision to move from Porto to London……”

Now this is fantastic news if its true, and it will certainly spell the end of the road for Didier Drogba in the Chelsea team, BUT the whole world and his dog know that Porto have got a €100million euro buy-out clause in his contract.

With only one game to go this season, and potentially in his life at Chelsea, Roberto Di Matteo has no idea who to use up front in the game against Bayern Munich.

The Champions League final will be the game which can turn Chelsea’s season from a very poor one to an amazing one, bringing the most important trophy in European football and the qualification for next season’s Premier competition. However, Di Matteo is still unsure who he should use in the attacking roles in the game.

“I tried a few things to just have a look and see how it could work out,” Di Matteo told Chelsea TV.

Hulk’s move away from Portuguese side FC Porto in the summer has now become as clear as day after both his agent and himself have stated their intentions to discuss a possible departure.

The Brazilian striker has impressed in his time at Porto, and has attracted the looks of many clubs like Manchester City, PSG or Chelsea, and if the rumours are right the last one are the most likely to secure his signature.

Hulk said yesterday: “I do not know yet what my future will be like. I have four years left on my contract and my agent is talking to Porto. If I have to leave, I will take this club in my heart. If I stay, I will be 100 per cent committed.

Now that the Premier League timetable is over and Chelsea have only one game to play until the end of the season, the question on everybody’s lips is who is going to lead Chelsea after the summer.

The Blues have already struck their first deal having brought German attacking midfielder Marko Marin, but Di Matteo claimed that this was not his choice, so who is pulling the shots at Chelsea now, and what’s going to happen to the Italian manager?

Di Matteo has managed to pick the team up from the dumps where Andres Villas-Boas left it and stroll right through the Champions League clashes against Napoli and Barcelona to reach the final where he’s due to lead his side into a very tough game against Bayern Munich.

‘The next Didier Drogba’ looks like a pale image of Chelsea’s actual star striker, Drogba. The 18-year-old Romelu Lukaku has hardly seen any play-time action since he arrived at The Blues due to the great form of Drogba, Torres and Sturridge.

Lukaku is unhappy with the way things have evolved since he was bought by one of England’s football giants, and he probably needs to check this out and have some fun at home! But he wants to play football regularly and said yesterday: “I need to play more games. It has not been as I imagined at Chelsea. Both Andre Villas-Boas and Roberto Di Matteo have stuck with experienced players.”

Di Matteo affirms he has found the recipe for success which will guarantee him victory against Bayern, but before the ‘certain triumph’ the Italian will set out for one last scouting mission.

Chelsea’s boss is going to fly to Berlin to watch how Bayern will perform in the German Cup Final and on top of that he claims he has unfolded all his opponent’s secrets and can’t wait to exploit their ‘weaknesses’. “I know their weaknesses, but we’ll work on that.” he said.

At this time Di Matteo declared that his main concern is preparing and playing the Champions League final without any recognised centre-backs, also both John Terry and Branislav Ivanovic are banned for the final, while Gary Cahill and David Luiz are still fighting for fitness.

Ahead of the game against Bayern Munich, when everybody trembles with enthusiasm and pulls as hard as humanly possible to get in the best shape of their life and attempt to win the Champions League trophy, Chelsea’s Brazilian midfielder Ramires can do nothing but watch and weep.

The midfielder’s suspension has been rejected by UEFA, and the attempt to set a new rule which erases all suspensions for the final was also rejected, so Ramires, Meireles and Ivanovic are in a position in which no pro football player wants to be.

It has become clear that Porto’s main man Hulk is going to leave in the summer, after his agent Teodoro Fonseca has stated that he’s the most wanted player in Europe at the moment and that it’s the right moment for the club to sell him.

Chelsea have been tracking the Brazilian star for a while now, and it’s believed to be Abramovic’s dream to see the bulky striker wearing the blue jersey

“I have no doubts,” Fonseca told Portuguese radio station Antena 1. “After four seasons at Porto, this is the moment to sell the footballer.