Juventus Make Ballack Offer...
According to Tuttosport, Juventus are hoping to sign Chelsea midfielder Michael Ballack on a free transfer next summer, and are ready to offer him €4.5m per season.
Ballack joined Chelsea from Bayern Munich in 2006, but had an absolutely miserable first season in West London. The German international had been heavily linked with a move to Juventus in the January transfer window, but after returning from injury at around Christmas time, he roared into form, and was a colossus for the remainder of the campaign.
Ballack’s contract at Stamford Bridge runs out in 2009, and Tuttosport claims that Juventus have reignited their interest to sign him on a free transfer, and are ready to offer €4.5m per season in wages.
Chelsea are well stocked in the centre of midfield with the likes of John Obi Mikel, Michael Essien, Frank Lampard, and recent signing Deco all jostling for places.
With Ballack set to turn 33 in 2009, they are unlikely to stand in Ballack’s way should he choose to leave, and indeed there has been no talk about a new contract yet.
The former Bayer Leverkusen man will be able to negotiate with Juve from January 1, but it remains to be seen whether supporters would approve of signing a player now in the twilight of his career.
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Official: Real Madrid To Release Robinho
The Robinho transfer soap opera has finally reached a conclusion after Real Madrid released an official statement announcing that they are willing to part company with their Brazilian superstar.
»Comments Print This Story Send To A Friend Contact Us galleria zoom Chelsea’s persistent pursuit of Robinho and the player’s constant plea to his present employers to be released have paid off after Real Madrid announced on their official website, www.realmadrid.com that they are prepared to let the Brazilian go if both parties can reach a unilateral contract resolution.
The statement on the website reads:
1. Real Madrid knows about the comments made by Robinho and deeply regrets them given the high personal and professional esteem that the Club has always held the player in, as he deserves.
2. Real Madrid would never retain a player on the team against his wishes and would have no choice but to call for a unilateral resolution of the contract if the player willed it so.
It is believed that Robinho’s latest confession to EFE news agency yesterday, re-stating his desire to leave the Bernabéu for The Bridge has finally forced the Spanish champions to relinquish and accept defeat in the matter.
Chelsea chief executive, Peter Kenyon was reported to have flown in to the Spanish capital yesterday to make one final proposal for the 24 year old and the latest official statement from Madrid themselves should now pave the way for the Blues to complete the deal.
KS Leong
goal.com
i was wondering if chelsea has lampard, essien, mikel, joe cole, deco, malouda and then get robinho wouldnt that make ballack move?
According to Tuttosport, Juventus are hoping to sign Chelsea midfielder Michael Ballack on a free transfer next summer, and are ready to offer him €4.5m per season.
Ballack joined Chelsea from Bayern Munich in 2006, but had an absolutely miserable first season in West London. The German international had been heavily linked with a move to Juventus in the January transfer window, but after returning from injury at around Christmas time, he roared into form, and was a colossus for the remainder of the campaign.
Ballack’s contract at Stamford Bridge runs out in 2009, and Tuttosport claims that Juventus have reignited their interest to sign him on a free transfer, and are ready to offer €4.5m per season in wages.
Chelsea are well stocked in the centre of midfield with the likes of John Obi Mikel, Michael Essien, Frank Lampard, and recent signing Deco all jostling for places.
With Ballack set to turn 33 in 2009, they are unlikely to stand in Ballack’s way should he choose to leave, and indeed there has been no talk about a new contract yet.
The former Bayer Leverkusen man will be able to negotiate with Juve from January 1, but it remains to be seen whether supporters would approve of signing a player now in the twilight of his career.
goal.com
Official: Real Madrid To Release Robinho
The Robinho transfer soap opera has finally reached a conclusion after Real Madrid released an official statement announcing that they are willing to part company with their Brazilian superstar.
»Comments Print This Story Send To A Friend Contact Us galleria zoom Chelsea’s persistent pursuit of Robinho and the player’s constant plea to his present employers to be released have paid off after Real Madrid announced on their official website, www.realmadrid.com that they are prepared to let the Brazilian go if both parties can reach a unilateral contract resolution.
The statement on the website reads:
1. Real Madrid knows about the comments made by Robinho and deeply regrets them given the high personal and professional esteem that the Club has always held the player in, as he deserves.
2. Real Madrid would never retain a player on the team against his wishes and would have no choice but to call for a unilateral resolution of the contract if the player willed it so.
It is believed that Robinho’s latest confession to EFE news agency yesterday, re-stating his desire to leave the Bernabéu for The Bridge has finally forced the Spanish champions to relinquish and accept defeat in the matter.
Chelsea chief executive, Peter Kenyon was reported to have flown in to the Spanish capital yesterday to make one final proposal for the 24 year old and the latest official statement from Madrid themselves should now pave the way for the Blues to complete the deal.
KS Leong
goal.com
i was wondering if chelsea has lampard, essien, mikel, joe cole, deco, malouda and then get robinho wouldnt that make ballack move?
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