Chelsea Football: Big Moves Expected by Owner, Roman Abramovich

Stamford Bridge (London)—In wake of the loss and elimination to Everton in the FA Cup, Chelsea are expected to make big moves in the offseason. From players to their coaching staff, Blues owner Roman Abramovich is speculated to change the face of the team. 

Italian coach Carlo Ancelotti is in the hot seat after winning a double last season; he only has them as credible contenders in one competition this year: the Champions League. The current Premier League and FA Cup champions sit outside the top four in the Premier League and have been eliminated from the FA Cup. With an upcoming series against Copenhagen in the Round of 16 in the Champions League Carlo Ancelotti feels no more added pressure with the loss to Everton. The Italian could be sacked for his recent fixtures. 

Chelsea is set to let attack force Didier Drogba and Florent Malouda go in the offseason. Their targets Javier Pastore and Kaka are looking to be added in the midfield, as they build a team around recently acquired Fernando Torres.

Chelsea owner hinted at a big summer transfer window in January when he flushed out £73 million on signing Fernando Torres and Benfica’s defender David Luiz. It is also being said the Santos young striker Neymar could find himself in Chelsea next year. 

Nicolas Anelka, John Obi Mikel, Yuri Zhirkov, Paulo Ferreira and Yossi Benayoun are all also on the trading block as Chelsea are rumored to make five significant signings. 

With all the speculation and talk about who will come and leave Chelsea, my big question is this: Who's going to coach them?