Jose Mourinho made a late chase to try and take Didier Drogba to Inter Milan as part of the deal which saw winger Ricardo Quaresma go to Chelsea.
But the Serie A side hope waiving the loan fee for the Portuguese international will help secure the Ivory Coast striker in the summer.
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Drogba, 30, is out of contract in 2010 and will be allowed to leave Stamford Bridge at the end of the season. He is still needed by Blues boss Luiz Felipe Scolari in this campaign with Nicolas Anelka the only other recognised striker.
But Drogba revealed in his autobiography last year that Mourinho had promised they would work together again after the self-styled Special One first signed him for £24m after his arrival at Chelsea in 2004.
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