Summary:
Everton's new signings will be hoping to make their mark against their former employers after being deemed surplus to requirements by Jose Mourinho.

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By . Dominic King for the Daily Mail . Follow @@DominicKing_DM . Samuel Eto'o and Romelu Lukaku will be desperate to prove a point when Everton play Chelsea at Goodison Park on Saturday  after Jose Mourinho let both strikers leave the club during the summer transfer window. Eto’o, who signed a two-year-deal with the Toffees on Wednesday, could make his debut against the side where he scored 12 goals in 34 appearances last season. In February, Mourinho was caught questioning the striker’s age but the 33-year-old responded by calling his old boss a ‘fool’. VIDEO Scroll down Samuel Eto'o gives his reasons for joining Roberto Martinez's Everton . New boy: Samuel Eto'o joined Everton on Wednesday after being released by Chelsea earlier this summer . Moving on: Romelu Lukaku left Chelsea for Everton in July for a club record fee of £28million . Joker: When Jose Mourinho questioned how old Eto’o was, the striker responded with this celebration . He left the club when his contract expired in July. Lukaku was also deemed surplus to requirements by Mourinho. Chelsea paid around £20million for him in 2011 but he played just 15 times and, after a successful loan spell at Goodison Park last season, joined permanently for £28million in July. Not needed: Lukaku and Eto’o both played for Chelsea but were deemed surplus to requirements by Mourinho .