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 CÂU HỎI CHO "MR. SPECIAL" VỀ THẮNG LỢI EUROPA LEAGUE CỦA CHELSEA:

• "Winning the Europa League would be a big disappointment for me. " Mourinho told after Chelsea won the cup.
• "That's the only European competition we have to play and that's the European competition we have to give our best," Mourinho, who won the Champions League with Porto in 2004 and Inter Milan in 2010 told .

Mourinho is also targeting more Premier League success with Chelsea after guiding the Blues to league glory twice during his first spell at Stamford Bridge.

"The most important thing in football is to be the best team in the season and try to win your domestic league," he said.

The former Real Madrid manager has also told his squad that status does not matter when it comes to team selection.

Defender John Terry, 32, and Frank Lampard, 35, were key members of the team during Mourinho's first Chelsea reign, but he insists no one is guaranteed their place.

"I don't care about the passport, I don't care about the date of their birth, I just care about performance," he said.

"If they are better than the young guys, then they play. If the young guys are better than them, they don't play.

"But the way they are working is amazing. These guys, they know they have to give everything and don't expect that status chooses the line-up."   Meanwhile, Mourinho has vowed to do everything he can to help Fernando Torres back to his best, but admits the ultimate responsibility lies with the 29-year-old striker, who moved to Chelsea from Liverpool for £50m in 2011.

"Good players in big clubs, they are always under this pressure," said Mourinho.

"The only thing I can promise is that I give everything to my players and I try my best to perform the best I can. He will get from me that support that a striker needs to feel more confident.

On the issue of strikers, Mourinho reiterated his admiration for Wayne Rooney, who has been the subject of recent transfer speculation.

"If Wayne is a second choice for Man Utd, then the national team will be affected," said Mourinho.

Cesc Fabregas: Barcelona boss says midfielder wants to stay

Barcelona midfielder Cesc Fabregas does not want to leave the club this summer to return to the Premier League, says manager Tito Vilanova.

Manchester United lodged a £25m bid for the 26-year-old former Arsenal captain on monday but, according to the Barca boss, the player wants to stay for now.

"I know he has received offers from other teams," said Vilanova.

"But Cesc has told me he wants to stay here. He has told me it is his dream to stay with Barcelona."

Vilanova added: "He doesn't want to go to other teams for money reasons or playing time. He knows there is competition for places here, but his decision is to stay. I am relaxed about the situation."

"It is a good sign that the club gets offers for our players," continued Vilanova. "It shows we have players other teams want. But Fabregas wants to stay."

Fabregas, a Spain international who helped his country win the World Cup and become European champions twice, came through Barcelona's academy before Arsenal signed him as a 16-year-old in 2003.

He developed into one of the London club's key players under manager Arsene Wenger before becoming Arsenal captain in November 2008.

He spent eight years with the Gunners, playing 303 games and scoring 57 goals, but returned to the Nou Camp when he signed a five-year deal with Barcelona in a £25.4m move in August 2011.

He has since helped the Catalan club win the Copa del Rey in 2011-12 and La Liga in 2012-13.

Fabregas has played 96 times in two seasons with Barcelona, including 60 league games, but has rarely featured in his preferred midfield role, with Xavi, 33, and Andres Iniesta, 29, ahead of him.

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