Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho face talks with John Terry and Fernando Torres over their future at Chelsea Chelsea are closer to signing Porto's 22-year-old French central defender Eliaquim Mangala which will raise further questions over Terry's future. When asked on Monday whether Terry would be his captain, Mourinho said: "Last time, John was the captain by a club decision because he was born in this club - also, his personality on the pitch. "At this moment, when you say "my captain," it's not the real world. "My captain" is the board's captain, the fans" captain... I don't think the manager's captain are the correct words. Mourinho was also non-committal on Torres who, like Juan Mata and César Azpilicueta, has yet to speak to the new manager because he is on international duty with Spain at the Confederations Cup. Fernando is a Chelsea player with a contract. If the best for all of us is for Fernando to stay, let's help him and try to get the best out of him. Mourinho was also asked about Wayne Rooney, who has been talked of as a possible Chelsea target. He was evasive, saying: "I think he's at a fantastic age. He has maturity, big experience. Mourinho suggested that he will keep the Belgium internationals Romelu Lukaku and Kevin de Bruyne, rather than send them back out on loan, and could also recall Tomas Kalas, a Czech Republic central defender who has been with the Dutch club Vitesse Arnhem, as the manager pursues the youth policy that Roman Abramovich craves at Chelsea. "We want to go in this direction," Mourinho said.