Chelsea look to be back in the hunt for Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba.

The Blues have tracked the Frenchman for months but their interest had appeared to cool with the purchase of Cesc Fabregas from Barcelona earlier this summer.

New-boy Fabregas is expected to line-up with Nemanja Matic in Jose Mourinho's midfield next season.

Competition for place: Chelsea have already signed Cesc Fabregas this summer

But with Mourinho seeking to emulate his first success at Stamford Bridge, he appears keen to have at least two high quality options in every position.

With their £50m David Luiz transfer kitty remaining almost untouched, cash many observers thought a remarkable windfall after the Brazil captain's disastrous World Cup semi-final performance, Chelsea are looking to invest heavily in their squad.

Pogba is also being chased by Paris St-Germain who spend with apparent impunity due to their owners' deep pockets, bankrolled Manchester City and Brendan Rodgers' Liverpool, who are about to cash a huge cheque for the transfer of Luis Suarez.

World Cup star: Paul Pogba impressed in Brazil

The gap left by Luiz is looking increasingly likely to be filled by Kurt Zouma – the young French centre half who spent the second part of last season on loan at Saint-Etienne.

He is not expected to be pitched straight into the toughest Premier League games but is seen as a realistic option.

Also, with this potentially being John Terry's last season at Chelsea, there is hope he will get a chance to learn from one of the game's greats.

Sold: Jose Mourinho has a healthy transfer budget following the sale of David Luiz

However, Gus Poyet's Sunderland are among those chasing a loan deal for the 19-year-old.

Meanwhile, new midfield signing Mario Pasalic is expected to spend the coming campaign on loan.

Pasalic enjoyed a breakthrough year a Hajduk Split last term and scored 11 times in 36 appearances to help his club secure a third-place finish in the Croatian League.

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