Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti is ready to swoop for Brazilian ace Kaka and Liverpool’s Fernando Torres in an amazing £100million double transfer coup.

The double-winning Stamford Bridge chief has persuaded Roman Abramovich that he needs to get his cheque-book out this summer for a swoop that will make Blues red-hot favourites for the title - and the Champions League.

The Italian hopes to persuade his old AC Milan star Kaka to quit Real Madrid after just one season – and the inside word is that new Bernabeu boss Jose Mourinho may be willing to play ball with his old club.

Ancelotti and Kaka are close and Chelsea sources say that the attacking midfielder, a disappointment at the World Cup, is the No.1 priority at Stamford Bridge right now.

Fear

Kaka, who failed in his first season to set the Bernabeu alight, has ­reportedly told friends that he may not fit into Mourinho’s tactical style.

If Mourinho hints that he is surplus to requirements, Chelsea will be first in the queue with a £50million offer.

Chelsea have a gaping hole in their midfield with Michael Ballack, Joe Cole and Deco all leaving London. With those three high-earners off the payroll, Ancelotti will have the financial clout to lure brilliant Brazilian Kaka.

The Italian is convinced he can coax Kaka back to his best form after his injury-hit first season in Madrid.

His only fear is that Mourinho will ask for one of his Chelsea old boys in the talks.

Kaka is a great admirer of former AC Milan boss Ancelotti, the coach who gave him the chance to shine at the San Siro, and the pair are in regular contact. So the move will come down to Real’s willingness to sell and the price.

The Chelsea boss is also primed to offer £50m for Torres, who looks ­destined to leave Liverpool if latest take-over talks at Anfield fail.

People Sport revealed last week that a Dubai group led by the powerful Maktoum family were on the verge of buying out American owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett but that deal will fall through unless the asking price is lowered.

Liverpool claim they do not have to sell Spanish striker Torres, but a firm Chelsea offer – with cash up front – would seriously test their resolve. Chelsea have already planned for a future with Torres. He will be on top wages, and will be told that he will not have to play every week.

Carrying the burden of being Liverpool’s only top striker saw Torres succumb regularly to injury last season. Torres may be willing to join a club where he is rotated, along with Didier Drogba and Nicolas Anelka, and which is guaranteed to be in the running for all the major prizes.

Chelsea also want Reds midfielder Javier Mascherano but he is flirting with Rafa Benitez’s Inter Milan and Barcelona and Blues will not pay over the odds or offer a huge salary.

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