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Inter Coach Jose Mourinho Can Forget About Didier Drogba - Chelsea Boss Carlo Ancelotti
Ancelotti has warned Mourinho he has no chance of signing Drogba as the Milan derby continues via west London...
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Jul 3, 2009 1:23:21 PM
Chelsea coach Carlo Ancelotti has told Inter boss Jose Mourinho to forget about signing former pupil Didier Drogba this summer.
Voices in the Italian press claimed the 'Special One' was still keen on the Ivorian hitman who has been linked with an exit ever since his public rant following Chelsea's Champions League elimination last term.
However, Mourinho's chances of signing the big hitman are slim as Ancelotti tells him to stay away.
"Now I have Drogba in my team and he will be staying. I will not sell him to Mourinho," Ancelotti told Radio Deejay.
The Reggiolo-born tactician also spoke about his future after Chelsea. Ancelotti is still keen on coaching a national side, and he favours Drogba's Ivory Coast.
"I would like to prepare for a World Cup," added the coach.
"I have had the chance as an assistant and it was great. The Ivory Coast? I would like that yes, but it depends on Chelsea."
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
Voices in the Italian press claimed the 'Special One' was still keen on the Ivorian hitman who has been linked with an exit ever since his public rant following Chelsea's Champions League elimination last term.
However, Mourinho's chances of signing the big hitman are slim as Ancelotti tells him to stay away.
"Now I have Drogba in my team and he will be staying. I will not sell him to Mourinho," Ancelotti told Radio Deejay.
The Reggiolo-born tactician also spoke about his future after Chelsea. Ancelotti is still keen on coaching a national side, and he favours Drogba's Ivory Coast.
"I would like to prepare for a World Cup," added the coach.
"I have had the chance as an assistant and it was great. The Ivory Coast? I would like that yes, but it depends on Chelsea."
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
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