Chelsea must pay Mourinho £12m a year and sign Ronaldo for return of Special One

Jose Mourinho will demand £12million-a-year and Chelsea break the bank to sign Ronaldo if asked to return to Stamford Bridge.

Owner Roman Abramovich will also have to let the Portuguese have 'total control' of transfers and the training ground.

True cost: Chelsea will have to pay high price to lure back Jose Mourinho

Mourinho is high on Abramovich's wanted list to replace sacked Andre Villas-Boas.

Roberto di Matteo has been placed in temporary charge of the Blues until the end of the season.

Mourinho is expected to leave the La Liga leaders in the summer after falling out with Real president Florentino Perez.

Mourinho was spotted house-hunting in London last week and he has already stated his his intention to return to the Premier League.

Fed up: Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo

Ronaldo is also said to have grown disillusioned with life at the Bernabeu after the fans turned on him despite scoring 96 goals in 88 games since his world record £80m move from Manchester United.

Abramovich has also reportedly sounded out Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola, who's contract expires in the summer.

But sources in Spain expect the 41-year-old to stay for at least one more season at the Nou Camp.

Germany coach Joachim Low has also been linked with the Chelsea hot seat, but claims in Switzerland that he met Abramovich at a Geneva hotel were denied. His present contract runs until 2014.

The 200mph new Lamborghini with no roof or windscreen

Bizarre ... the 200mph Aventador J has no roof or windscreen

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By STAFF REPORTER

LAMBORGHINI has unveiled the most outrageous model in its history — a 200mph supercar with no WINDSCREEN.

The Lamborghini Aventador J is a roofless, windowless, road-legal race car, boasting a 6.5litre V12 engine and costing £1.75million.

Bosses at the elite Italian car maker have refused to reveal official performance figures but it is expected to accelerate from 0 to 62mph in less than 2.9 seconds and top 200mph.

It comes with a warning from the manufacturer that "drivers of the Aventador J must have the right equipment for driving at top speeds higher than 300Km/h".

The "J", which is named after the international "Appendix J" regulations for race cars, is hailed as a "one-of-a-kind piece of art".

Gleaming ... the concept car comes with a cool £1.75million pricetag

Lamborghini president Stephan Winklemann said: "The new Aventador J is the most radical open supersports car in our history.

"This automobile is as extreme and as uncompromising as only a Lamborghini can be. Its name comes from our tradition and combines an unconventional design with technology innovation.

"Nowadays we are confronted with several regulations that we face in the spirit of challenge. The Aventador J is the proof that, despite the rules, Lamborghini will always make people dream, even in the future."

The Lamborghini Aventador J made its global debut at the opening of today's Geneva Motor Show.

Bentley also unveiled its controversial SUV which targets Russian and Chinese markets while Ferrari debuted its fastest and most powerful road car, the F12 Berlinetta.