Samuel Eto'o confirmed as latest signing for Jose Mourinho at Chelsea on one-year deal. It wasn't a hard decision. I saw the qualities Chelsea have, and I was very happy with Jose Mourinho before, so when the opportunity came, I was very happy to take it. Capturing Eto'o, who commanded wages reported to be in the region of £300,000 a week in Russia, is at odds with Chelsea's recent transfer policy of signing younger players. It also leaves a question mark over the futures of Demba Ba and Fernando Torres as Mourinho has made it clear four strikers is too many and that Romelu Lukaku is key for Chelsea's future. Ba's place in the squad seems most at risk, but Torres has still to repay the £50 million fee paid to Liverpool, as Mourinho admitted earlier this week. Eto'o is the second player to sign from Anzhi in a matter of days, after Willian's capture was announced on Sunday and completed on Wednesday. Winger Willian did not travel to Prague with the squad for Friday night's European Super Cup clash with Bayern Munich, but can be expected to provide the ammunition for prolific striker Eto'o.