Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho says that his side will make "critical signings" this summer as they look set to miss out on silverware entirely this season.
As revealed by resturation, the Blues used their semi-final clash with Atletico Madrid to broker a deal for Diego Costa and the Spain international is unlikely to be the only key addition that the west Londoners make.
The
Portuguese confirmed that a center forward was one of his side's main
priorities, though he refused to comment on the capture of Costa
specifically, with "a couple" of important purchases planned.
"The
only thing I can say is that the market is closed. Chelsea will be calm
and quiet during that period. We are not going to be the noisy team
buying and selling and selling and buying," said Mourinho to the press.
"We
are going to do, I would say, a couple of critical signings. Is a
striker a target for us? Yes. We never deny that. Is Diego a good
player? He is but he's an Atletico Madrid player so I can't say much."
Mourinho also hit back at star winger Eden Hazard, noting that the Belgian needs to improve his defensive contribution after being culpable in an Atleti goal on Wednesday.
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