Frank Lampard Chelsea midfielder really want Joe Cole to stay at Stamford Bridge. Cole’s contract will expire the end of this season, but he has not received a new contract from “The Blues” Chelsea.

“Joe is a fantastic player and I hope we can keep him here. I think all the colleagues at the club is also thinking the same thing like me” said Lampard.

“I do not know how Cole’s position with the club today. But I’m sure the club wanted to keep and Cole also wanted to stay,” added the England players. “Cole was able to give us the difference. Unfortunately, he was injured last season, but the previous season he was the best player.”

Until now, Cole’s agent still negotiating with Chelsea to discuss a new contract. If the deal fails, Cole could leave the “The Pensioners” with free player status. Some believe the English media, the Chelsea’s attacking midfielder is likely going to be given to Manchester City as part of an exchange with Daniel Sturridge.

Chelsea really need Cole services since the London club being hit by problems related to the transfer of players. They are exposed to sanctions ban of transfer players by a court sports (CAS) began in June 2010 later.

Cole himself is one of the public’s favorite players Stamford Bridge. He joined the “The Blues” from West Ham United since 2003.

Atletico have finally collapsed under Chelsea’s pressure to sign Sergio Aguero and are on the brink of offering the Argentinian star to Chelsea for 30 million pounds, coming from sources in The Daily Express.

Chelsea have long been putting pressure on Atletico Madrid to secure the services of the wonderkid, who is considered one of the worlds top talents. He plays up front alongside Diego Forlan for Madrid creating a deadly strikeforce.

Despite the 30 million pound deal the mid-table La Liga side want to hold on to the player for the rest of the season in a loan deal, as he plays a crucial part in their current success.

Aguero has scored 12 goals in 22 appearances for Atletico this season, the latest coming in a 4-0 win over Valladolid.

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