Thibaut Courtois Watch

Chelsea will look to secure the long-term future of Thibaut Courtois this month, with the club eager to conclude discussions over a new contract.
The Stamford Bridge club want to follow up the news that key defender Cesar Azpilicueta has signed a new five-year deal by announcing an extension for Courtois.
The Belgian's contract still has two years left to run but talks over a new five-year deal have been ongoing for several weeks.
Courtois has been installed as the club's new first choice goalkeeper following his return from a successful loan spell at Atletico Madrid.
And the Blues believe they are close to an agreement with Courtois over a new deal, that will see him net a sharp increase on his current £30,000-per-week deal.
Courtois had been stalling on penning fresh terms until manager Jose Mourinho had made his decision about who would be his No. 1 this season.
Despite losing his status as the club's first choice keeper, Petr Cech rejected the chance to move in the transfer window to fight for his place.

Courtois told Sky Sports: “It’s not yet signed. I am here with the national team so it is difficult, but when I am back at Chelsea I will probably sign the new contract.”