Sunday Mirror:
The Richter Scale for managerial shocks will hit 10 when Jose Mourinho's reign at Chelsea ends.
Not since the day when Kenny Dalglish quit champions Liverpool 15 years ago has there been a split to rival the seismic fall-out from the impending Stamford Bridge divorce.
The Special One, recruited in the summer of 2004 to make Chelsea champions, is about to don his overcoat for the last time and head to Italy to land a £5million-a-year job with Inter Milan.
For some time now the football grapevine has been alive with rumours about clashes occurring behind the scenes at Stamford Bridge.
senior member of the Chelsea backroom staff said: "Jose will be out of here this summer."
That view has been confirmed to the Sunday Mirror by a member of Peter Kenyon's administrative staff as well as a leading Premier League figure.
Winning back-to-back Premiership titles may not be enough to satisfy Roman Abramovich's vision for world domination.
And with Mourinho's future in the balance, Chelsea have identified PSV Eindhoven boss - and England candidate - Guus Hiddink as the man to replace him.
However Mourinho told the News of the World:
"There's no way I am going to join Inter Milan in the summer, no way at all.
"I promise you I will be at Chelsea next season - I am absolutely certain of that."