Chelsea winger Florent Malouda to leave Stamford Bridge with Brazil his likely destination Chelsea have already released Didier Drogba, Salomon Kalou and Jose Bosingwa, after their contracts expire, and there are expected to be more departures. The future of Daniel Sturridge, for whom Chelsea could command a sizeable fee, remains the most interesting. Drogba has signed for Shanghai Shenhua and both his representatives and Barcelona president Sandro Rosell were quick yesterday to dismiss suggestions that he may be trying to move to Catalan club instead. Drogba to Barca story complete nonsense. As we told you he joins Shanghai in July," reported the Sports PR Company, his media representatives, using the social network site Twitter. Drogba agreed to join the Chinese club several months ago and it's understood that if he attempted to release himself from the deal it would involve significant compensation being paid. Chelsea are in the process of reshaping their squad, having already signed Eden Hazard and Marko Marin although their interest in Hulk has cooled for now. Manager Roberto Di Matteo also has to juggle with players coming back from the European Championships and John Terry's trial as he plans for next month's pre-season tour to the United States. It was also announced yesterday that defender David Luiz would be one of the over-age players in Brazil's squad for the Olympics. Spain are also considering selecting Juan Mata even though he is part of the Euro 2012 squad.