Drogba, Lampard To Follow Mourinho

The media has gone into overdrive regarding the situation at Inter, following Roberto Mancini’s sensational 24-hour u-turn decision not to stand down as coach. Many of the morning’s newspapers firmly believe that Mancini will still leave in June, and will be replaced by Jose Mourinho. Following the Portuguese tactician could be two of his key men from his time at Chelsea; Didier Drogba and Frank Lampard. Drogba seems certain to quit Stamford Bridge at the end of the season, as he wants a new challenge, and he has stated in the past that he will either end up in Milan or Barcelona. Meanwhile Lampard’s future in West London is also in doubt after the midfielder was quoted as saying that he was frustrated by the club’s stance over a new contract. “I've been approached a few times by the club saying they are going to come to me with something and they haven't,” he told the Daily Mail. "That means they're saying they will have to wait until the summer and I don't really know what that means. It's dragged on this season and that's not ideal for me.” Lampard scored four goals last night as Chelsea thrashed sorry Derby 6-1 in the English Premiership.

Anthony Sormani