Transfer Rumor: Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech set to follow David Luiz and Eden Hazard to Paris Saint-Germain

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Pointing to the exit door: Is Cech about to follow David Luiz across the channel?
Petr Cech will be the next Chelsea megastar to join the shock exodus to Paris Saint-Germain, writes Alan Nixon in the Sunday People.
The Blues are already set to lose Eden Hazard and David Luiz to the French club, and PSG chief Laurent Blanc also fancies 32-year-old Cech, who has been the No.1 at Stamford Bridge for 10 years.
PSG need a top shot-stopper and their interest is well-timed for Jose Mourinho, who wants to bring Thibaut Courtois back from his long loan with Atletico Madrid.
Chelsea’s boss will rake in £100million-plus from the triple transfer whammy.
PSG were keen on Hugo Lloris but, as Sunday People Sport revealed, he is close to sorting a new contract at Tottenham.
The £50m deal for Luiz is almost done, and Hazard will follow as Mourinho remains frustrated by the brilliant Belgium playmaker’s lack of discipline.

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