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Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has said he will not keep his Premier League winners' medal, but give it to his son Jose Jr.
The Portuguese boss famously threw the medals from his first two title wins into the Stamford Bridge crowd, with one of them later selling at auction for more than £16,000.
But Mourinho intends to hand this medal to his 15-year-old son, who is collecting memorabilia.
"My son now is collecting all my stuff," said Mourinho, whose side will lift the trophy after the game against at Sunderland on Sunday.
Show all 9 1 /9Chelsea exits: Players out of contract or reportedly set to be sold this summer Chelsea exits: Players out of contract or reportedly set to be sold this summer Didier Drogba OUT OF CONTRACT: Has announced that he will end his Chelsea career at the end of the season (again) after helping the club to a fourth Premier League title. Wants to carry on playing and doesn't believe he will get enough minutes if he stays with the Blues.
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Chelsea exits: Players out of contract or reportedly set to be sold this summer Gael Kakuta OUT OF CONTRACT: Chelsea broke Fifa rules to bring him to the club as a teenage but has proved a bum deal, after six loan spells around Europe and he has failed to develop into the calibre of player the Blues need. Will not be renewed.
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Chelsea exits: Players out of contract or reportedly set to be sold this summer Petr Cech RUMOURED EXIT: Jose Mourinho doesn't want to see him go and neither do the Chelsea supporters but he is far, far too good to warm the bench. Arsenal, Manchester United, Real Madrid and PSG are all apparently interested - Mourinho will not want to sell to a title rival but the goalkeeper seemingly wants to stay in England.
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Chelsea exits: Players out of contract or reportedly set to be sold this summer Andreas Christensen RUMOURED EXIT: He's only started two games for the Blues but some newspapers are linking the defender with a £6m move to Liverpool. Seems unlikely considering the Reds' awful record in the transfer market last summer.
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Chelsea exits: Players out of contract or reportedly set to be sold this summer Oriol Romeu END OF LOAN: Has been impressive on loan at Stuttgart but seems to be a forgotten man amongst Chelsea and the supporters. Will seek an answer to his future when he returns in June but has Fabregas, Matic, Ramires and Mikel ahead of him in the pecking order.
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Chelsea exits: Players out of contract or reportedly set to be sold this summer Patrick Bamford END OF LOAN: Has has a brilliant season in the Championship for Middlesbrough and with Premier League clubs lurking, Chelsea will likely again send him out on loan again next season to a side in the top flight. The Blues are considering offering the striker a new five-year deal. A big year awaits.
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Chelsea exits: Players out of contract or reportedly set to be sold this summer Victor Moses END OF LOAN: Was very good for Stoke before injuring himself in April and returning to Stamford Bridge. Mark Hughes is very keen on landing the winger on a permanent deal but Mourinho wanted him back in January. Moses wants first-team football and the arrival of Juan Cuadrado means he will be limited next season but Chelsea could do with more cover on the wing.
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Chelsea exits: Players out of contract or reportedly set to be sold this summer Mohamed Salah END OF LOAN: Shipped out to Fiorentina as part of the Cuadrado deal, the Egyptian has been superb for La Viola, scoring nine goals since the move. As before, Chelsea need a winger but other clubs, like Spurs, are apparently keen on Salah after his return to form.
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Chelsea exits: Players out of contract or reportedly set to be sold this summer Josh McEachren END OF LOAN: Once touted as a future England star, McEachren has endured another mixed loan spell, starting just 15 Eredivisie games for Vitesse Arnhem, although he has been starting recently. Will no doubt be sent on loan again next season, but at 22 seems to be fighting for his career.
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"He keeps everything. At that time he was too young for that, but in this moment he is collecting everything. Shirts, medals - he steals everything from me!"
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