Re: Chelsea monitoring Real's Robinho

Amal Nath — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 11:15:47 GMT

Wrong board, Pakistani friend. It should be posted under 'Transfer Speculation'.

Re: Chelsea monitoring Real's Robinho

paul scholes forever — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 11:03:12 GMT

48MLN IS TOO MUCH FOR ANYONE. BUT IF CHELSEA WILL BUY HIM REAL WILL HAVE MONEY FOR RONALDO

Re: Chelsea monitoring Real's Robinho

WWM — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 10:58:49 GMT

If one team can get this guy, it will be Chelsea as they have the funds to buy anyone they fancy. Because of their new manager who is Brazilian there is a good chance this will happen. It would weaken RM badly but they would have enough money to buy anyone they want....

Chelsea monitoring Real's Robinho

Man United Pakistani — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 10:44:19 GMT

Chelsea monitoring Real's Robinho

By Phil McNulty
Chief football writer

Brazilian Robinho is an admirer of Chelsea manager Scolari

Chelsea are interested in signing Real Madrid's Brazilian forward Robinho - but have not offered £48m in a bid to bring him to Stamford Bridge.

BBC Sport understands the 24-year-old is on the list of targets drawn up by Chelsea's new manager, Robinho's fellow countryman Luiz Felipe Scolari.

Chelsea have not, as claimed by sources at the Bernabeu, made a £48m offer.

Robinho is unhappy that Real have tried to use him in their attempt to sign Manchester United's Cristiano Ronaldo.

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Scolari is currently working on bringing in new faces ahead of his first Premier League campaign and Robinho is believed to be keen to work with the former Brazil coach.

Robinho said: "It would be a dream for me to work with Luiz Felipe Scolari, who is one of the best coaches in the world.

"I have always spoken highly of him and he has always spoken very highly of me, since well before he was at Chelsea

"In 2003, when I was unknown in Europe, he called me to play in a charity match. It was brief but it was enough for me to see his style and character."

And Robinho's agent, Wagner Ribeiro, was reported as saying in Spain: "Madrid have failed to value him as he deserves and I do not like the fact that they tried to include him in the Ronaldo deal. Money is not the problem for us now.

"What matters for Robinho is to leave the club and play for Scolari at Chelsea."

Real, however, are reluctant to sanction any deal for Robinho to leave while their bid to bring Portugal winger Ronaldo to Spain remains in the balance - and this could yet cool Chelsea's interest.

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