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The Chelsea captain John Terry will be captaining Chelsea for the 300th time at Porto tonight, and as the last senior player to come through Chelsea’s youth system, he is certain that Ancelotti will be bringing some more youngsters through, starting with Kakuta and Borini.

‘It is what Chelsea Football Club have been aiming for ever since I came through the ranks really. I was the last one.” he said.

The talented Chelsea youngster Gael Kakuta is set to stay in the squad for the Champions League match against Porto on Wednesday, after impressing in his debut against Wolves.

It was the transfer of Kakuta from Lens which caused FIFA to impose the transfer ban on Chelsea, but it seems that he is definitely worth the trouble.

The Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti has poured cold water on the idea that Chelsea will be looking to buy some superstars (like Aguero!) in the January transfer window.

With yesterday’s star Michael Essien, Mikel, Kalou and Drogba all going to the African Nations Cup in January, it would seem certain that Chelsea will attempt to strengthen their squad immediately, especially with the possibility of the transfer ban being upheld, but Ancelotti isn’t so sure.

The Chelsea manager has come out in praise of the 18 year-old French kid Gael Kakuta, and has included him in the squad for todays game against Wolves.

The poor lad was the only one that was actually punished during Chelsea’s transfer ban as he was forced to sit on the sidelines for six weeks until the ban was suspended, but Ancelotti praised him for staying focused during that time.

The French youngster at the centre of Chelsea’s disputed transfer ban from FIFA, Gael Kakuta, seems to have been forgotten in the euphoria of Chelsea managing to get their ban suspended.

But the youngster himself was included in the ban, and after six weeks on the sidelines he is now free to play again!

Chelsea believe that they have enough evidence to get the transfer ban by FIFA overturned, according to a report in todays News of The World.

The article said: CHELSEA will produce evidence from the FA which they claim can clear their name in the Gael Kakuta ‘tapping up’ controversy.

This amazing report has just come out in the news from nowhere. FIFA have ruled that Chelsea are not allowed to buy anyone for a year, which includes the next two transfers windows!

The story was broken by The Associated Press, who circulated this article: ZURICH — FIFA says it has banned Chelsea from signing any players for the next year because it encouraged a French player to break his contract and sign for the club.