News about Salomon Kalou

Didier Drogba, Salomon Kalou, and Jon Obi Mikel, a former Chelsea star, all returned for a meal this week, but their former coach Jose Mourinho couldn't help but feel left out. The trio, who were part of Mourinho's incredibly successful side during his first stint at Stamford Bridge between 2004 and 2007 - enjoyed a lunch together before Mikel shared a photo with the caption: 'Still no statues but watch out!'Mourinho - now at Roma - was quick to respond to the group's post, as he joked: 'Daddy is missing! As he introduced a heart emoji, you wealthy guys can enjoy holiday time.'

Chelsea seems to have started again. Timo Werner (right), the latest in a long line of big-money, high-profile knock flops, is expected to leave Stamford Bridge in the wake of much anticipation - and then fail. Werner will not be the first striker to leave this season, with Romelu Lukaku's farewell to Inter Milan in June, a year after the club's first signing. Fernando Torres (inset) and Ballon D'Or winner Andriy Shevchenko (second left) failed to live up to expectations, although Blues fans may recall Adrian Mutu and Mateja Kezman's appearances, as well as Didier Drogba (left). Sportsmail navigates Chelsea's litany of costly mistakes up front, with Werner's medical at RB Leipzig set for Tuesday.