Boss Carlo Ancelotti said there was no chance Cole will be
reunited with Jose Mourinho at Real Madrid.
Ancelotti was adamant the England left-back, troubled by private
life problems, is not for sale at ANY price.
And after the 2-1 defeat by Eintracht Frankfurt yesterday,
Ancelotti said: "Ashley Cole is a Chelsea player and he will remain
a Chelsea player.
"Everyone can forget the idea he will leave this club.
"There is no way that will happen. We believe he is the best
left-back in the world and because of that he'll stay. There is no
price that will make us sell."
Cole, 29, has been under fire since his split with pop star wife
Cheryl Tweedy last year following revelations of sordid text sex
with other women.
Now Cole, who signed a £100,000-a-week deal to 2013 last summer,
is hoping ex-Blues boss Mourinho will make a £20million move for
him.
But Ancelotti said: "It is only normal that Mourinho has a good
relationship with Ashley. But I'm not interested in the
relationship any of my players have with other coaches. Cole is
staying."
The Blues are among those interested in the Dutch
international full-back, who was close to a move to Bayern Munich
before talks broke down.
Carlo Ancelotti, also tracking Benfica's David
Luiz, is intent on bolstering his defence for the new season.
But Van Der Wiel, 22, a player Ajax are willing to
sell, will clearly cost him big bucks.
Ajax boss Martin Jol has been told players must
leave if he wants to buy this summer.
Deco, 32, returns to Brazil after 13 years to be with his ill
son. He said: "I'll always remember the club."
