Chelsea keeper Petr Cech is set for crunch talks over his future at the club. The Daily Mail report that the Czech international wants to commit his future to the London club while the purveyors of truth over at The Sun claim that another club has made a £32m bid for the the Chelsea No.1. Oh who to believe.

Arguably the best goalkeeper in the world, Cech has two years left on his current Chelsea contract and is looking for a wage increase before he accepts the London club's offer of a two-year contract extension.

The loss of Cech would be a bitter pill for Chelsea to swallow and it is likely that his wage demands will be met in the contract negotiations which will take place following the Champions League final next week.

Chelsea have already started there annual spending spree, announcing the signing of the Portugal international Jose Bosingwa from Porto for £16.2m yesterday. The main speculation at the club is whether Avram Grant will be the manager next season. He is set for talks with the Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich on Friday with rumours that the Israeli will return to his position as director of football with the now unemployed Frank Rijkaard moving from the job centre to the Chelsea bench.

Petr Cech earns his crust