Didier Drogba, Chelsea and Carlo Ancelotti: three names that up to a few weeks ago were working in perfect harmony. However, after some negative results, they are now synonyms of a potential crisis.

According to the Sun, Ancelotti revealed Drogba's anger after his exclusion from the first liners in the match against Tottenham. This is not a good moment for the striker, and his failed penalty yesterday provided further evidence of it. Drogba's issues could lead to new scenarios, even his possible transfer in June (if not in January, although more difficult).

The Daily Mail published the comments of Didier Deschamps, now coaching Drogba's former club, Marseille. He said that the French club made an offer for Drogba, but Chelsea refused it. However, after this controversy, Marseille could try again.