He is due to have a medical today, but will also need a work permit.
Eto'o, who will turn his back on an offer from his old club Inter Milan to team up with Mourinho once more at Chelsea, will also get bonuses for goals scored, appearances, and Champions League progress.
Willian, stolen from under Tottenham's noses last Thursday in the transfer window's most dramatic capture yet, completed his move last night and said: "It has been my dream to come here.
"When the offer came I never gave a thought to anybody else, I said I would run here. Chelsea was always my first choice."
Those words will only further infuriate Spurs, who had carried out a medical on the 25-year old before the call came in last week from Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich.
Willian, who scored twice against Chelsea last season in the Champions League, added: "It's going to be a pleasure to work with Jose Mourinho and learn from him. He's one of the best coaches in the world.
"He told me to work hard. He said we have a very strong team but when you work hard there are rewards.
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