By Joe Bernstein Since 1966 only two players based in England have won the World Cup as starters in the final - Emmanuel Petit (Arsenal) and Frank Leboeuf (Chelsea), who were members of the France side that beat Brazil 3-0 in 1998. But all that could change this summer with three Chelsea players - Ramires, Willian and Oscar - in Felipe Scolari’s squad for favourites Brazil. It would have been four but David Luiz has agreed to sign for Paris Saint-Germain. The first Samba connection at Stamford Bridge came when the club appointed Scolari as manager in 2008. But he was sacked after eight months after falling out with a number of influential players, including John Terry, Didier Drogba  and Frank Lampard.
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Three Chelsea players are in Felipe Scolari's Brazil World Cup squad
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It would have been four Brazilians but David Luiz has agreed to sign for PSG
David Luiz
David Luiz
Oscar and Luiz did not feature towards the end of last season - and now @placeholder is leaving.