Oscar is preferred by Jose Mourinho for his superior defensive work rate and athleticism, but the Spaniard's talent deserves a club prepared to build their team around him After two superb seasons and five frustrating months, Juan Mata’s time at Chelsea appears to be nearing its end. Even if Manchester United do not match the Blues' €54.5 million valuation this month - and not doing so would arguably constitute David Moyes’ most worst transfer decision yet - it is almost impossible to envision the Spaniard remaining at Stamford Bridge beyond the summer.For a player who has frequently inspired and often carried Chelsea since his arrival for €28m from Valencia in August 2011 it is an incredible fall from grace. The evolution of Jose Mourinho’s second era Chelsea team, based on high-intensity pressing, tenacious tackling and swift counterattacks, has seemingly rendered the club’s greatest and purest artist obsolete in the eyes of his manager.CLICK LINK TO READ MORE=www.elvis.blogspot.com
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