Chelsea Football Club have reportedly
opened discussions with Didier drogba
about bringing their former talisman
back to Stamford Bridge, Daily Mail
reports.

Jose Mourinho, who signed Drogba from
Marseille during his first spell at Chelsea
in 2004, wants to resign the 36-year-
old Ivorian as a player coach - making
his one of the strikers and giving him
coaching responsibilities to develop his
role at the club.

The Portuguese manager needs an extra
forward to support newly signed Diego
Costa and the struggling Fernando
Torres - who is keen to stay at Stamford
Bridge despite interest from Inter Milan.

Meanwhile, Samuel Eto'o departed
Chelsea after running out of his one-
year contract and Demba Ba could join
Turkish side Besiktas; with Romelu
Lukaku expected to remain on loan.

Drogba, who is also thought to have
been targeted by Qatari clubs, won
three Premier League titles, four FA
Cups and the Champions League during
his eight-year spell at Stamford Bridge.

A dream return of the iconic striker to
the West London club would be one of
the many transfer deals Chelsea fans
would appreciate.

Source:www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2690842/Chelsea-open-discussions-bring-Didier-Drogba-Stamford-Bridge-second-choice-striker-coach.html