Chelsea chief executive Peter Kenyon is resigned to losing Didier Drogba this summer - and is ready to cut his losses with fellow striker Andriy Shevchenko.

As stated by The Mirror, Ivory Coast ace Drogba, who is a target for AC Milan, Barcelona and Real Madrid, has voiced his unhappiness several times since Jose Mourinho’s exit.

Kenyon privately accepts Drogba - who turns 30 next Tuesday - wants to go and will grant his wish as long as he gives them his full commitment until the end of the season.

Lyon sensation Karim Benzema, 20, is top of their wish-list.

But the Blues will be looking to sign two strikers as Shevchenko, 31, has been a huge disappointment since his £30.9m move from AC Milan and is interesting his old club.