The Blues boss says he's happy with his squad and will be 'loyal to his players' as title rivals look to splash the cash
Jose Mourinho believes the transfer market is set to “collapse like Wall Street” with their title rivals poised to splash the cash this summer.
Manchester City are keen on Juventus superstar Paul Pogba and Liverpool’s England winger Raheem Sterling.
And Manchester United are interested in taking the world’s most expensive player, Gareth Bale, from Real Madrid.
Chelsea boss Mourinho said: “The market is difficult. I can imagine that, this summer, will be like Wall Street collapsing.
I can imagine that some clubs are coming with such determination to the market that they will disrupt the market and take it to an unexpected direction.”
Mourinho, whose Premier League champions go to West Brom on Monday, insisted his squad are so complete – with exciting young talents coming through – that he has no need to spend as big as some of the Blues’ rivals this summer.
He said: “I expect to be busy walking from my towel on the sand to the water, swim a little bit and be back in the sun again. That’s where I expect to be busy.
“I like my squad very, very much. It’s a young squad with space to improve. And I’m in a different position to last season
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