Remy Arrives

The last few days of the summer transfer window saw Jose Mourinho add the final piece to his Chelsea puzzle, as Loic Remy became the final player to join the Blues ahead of Monday's deadline. The French forward, who made two appearances for his country at the this year's World Cup, and penned a four-year contract upon joining from our west London neighbours Queens Park Rangers. 'I feel very happy and very proud,' said Remy. 'When I heard Chelsea wanted to sign me I said “let's go” straight away because they are one of the best clubs in the world. 'I wanted to play in the Champions League this season so that was another of my motivations for coming here. I know that Chelsea can win the Champions League this season because there is so much quality in the squad. The first thing to aim for is winning titles.' The 27-year-old will be familiar to Chelsea fans after his time in the Premier League with QPR and on loan at Newcastle United last season, having scored a total of 20 top-flight goals in England, including one against the Blues for the Magpies in November 2013. He also has previous Champions League experience from his time with Lyon and Marseille in France, as well as five goals to his name at international level. Remy became our eighth new signing of this transfer following the arrivals of Diego Costa, Didier Drogba, Cesc Fabregas and Filipe Luis, plus youngsters Mario Pasalic, Josimar Quintero and Jhoao Rodriguez. There were also several Chelsea players who moved on loan in the final days of the transfer window. Fernando Torres will spend the next two years at AC Milan, having helped us to win the Champions League, Europa League and FA Cup since his transfer to Chelsea from Liverpool in January 2011. The 30-year-old will be playing alongside Marco van Ginkel in 2014/15, after the Dutch midfielder joined him on loan at the Italian club. Goalkeeper Jamal Blackman and striker Patrick Bamford will also be team-mates in the coming months, having both joined Championship side Middlesbrough until January. Nathaniel Chalobah is staying in the Premier League, with the 19-year-old England Under-21 international playing for Burnley for the first half of the campaign. Islam Feruz has gone abroad to play for OFI Crete in the Greek top flight, while Ulises Davila has joined Spain's CD Tenerife and Matej Delac has moved to Arles-Avignon in France. The following players had already gone on loan during this summer's transfer window: Christian Atsu (Everton), Ryan Bertrand (Southampton), Cristian Cuevas (Universidad de Chile), Thorgan Hazard (Borussia Monchengladbach), Gael Kakuta (Rayo Vallecano), Tomas Kalas (Koln), Marko Marin (Fiorentina), Josh McEachran (Vitesse), Victor Moses (Stoke City), Kenneth Omeruo (Middlesbrough), Mario Pasalic (Elche), Stipe Perica (NAC Breda), Lucas Piazon (Eintracht Frankfurt), Jhoao Rodriguez (Bastia), Oriol Romeu (Stuttgart), John Swift (Rotherham United), Bertrand Traore (Vitesse), Wallace (Vitesse).