Posted June 15, 200915 yr Chelsea Offer Andriy Shevchenko To Lyon, Marseille & Monaco - Report‘Sheva’ appears unlikely to start the season at Stamford Bridge, with the Blues offering him to the French giants… Olympique de Marseille have reportedly rejected the chance to take Chelsea forward Andriy Shevchenko to the south of France next season and the Blues are now ready to offer the Ukrainian veteran to Olympique Lyonnais and Monaco, according to a report in Aujourd’hui Sport. The 32-year-old goal-getter spent last season on loan at Milan after enduring a difficult two-years at Stamford Bridge, where he is still contracted. The Rossoneri aren’t expected to gamble on signing ‘Sheva’ on a permanent basis as he made very little impression at all last season. Two mediocre campaigns in the Premier League mean that Chelsea are trying to find a new home for the former Dynamo Kyiv man as a matter of urgency. OM have already turned down the chance to take the 2004 Ballon d’Or winner to the Stade Velodrome and the report from France suggests Chelsea will now offer the ageing forward to Lyon and Monaco. OL, though, have their eyes on different targets. As well as Porto’s Lisandro Lopez, general manager Claude Puel is reputedly interested in a move for Valencia’s Nikola Zigic, a giant of a centre forward, who netted 13 times on loan at Racing Santander last term. It is believed that the Spanish outfit, who are in well publicised financial difficulties, are seeking €10 million for the 6ft 8in striker. Lyon, it seems, will not gamble on Shevchenko, however, Monaco could be tempted into a move. Lacking a world-renowned forward for several years, les Monegasques are attempting to rebuild a formidable squad, the like of which carried them to the Champions League final of 2004. Shevchenko’s wage demands may simply prove too much for the Mediterranean coast club, who have boasted forwards the calibre of Juergen Klinsmann, Christian Vieri, Javier Saviola, Thierry Henry, David Trezeguet and Fernando Morientes in the past. Source Edited June 15, 200915 yr by kalpitv
June 15, 200915 yr Oh great. We couldnt just give him away to Milan like all those other deals where we got screwed. We just have to take him back. I dont really see who would want to pay him that kind of money. We should ask him to retire/dissolve his contract and see if he wants to play in the MLS.
June 15, 200915 yr benzema plus £10million for sheva? If Kenyon could pull that off he deserves to be knighted......by Star himself. I would say we'd have to add 25-30 to that to get him. Making Benzema, effectively a 55-60m pound player But its not a bad idea, as getting Sheva might take the sting off losing Benzema for Lyon, and thus make it easier to sell him
June 15, 200915 yr If Kenyon could pull that off he deserves to be knighted......by Star himself.I would say we'd have to add 25-30 to that to get him. Making Benzema, effectively a 55-60m pound player But its not a bad idea, as getting Sheva might take the sting off losing Benzema for Lyon, and thus make it easier to sell him You don't really think Sheva is still worth £30 mill do you? £50m + Sheva would be more like what we'd be offering considering what Madrid have done to the market.
June 15, 200915 yr Poor old Sheva. I'd quite like it if he came back and had a mind-blowing season, scoring 30 goals, before singlehandedly beating Spuds 8-0, and then taking a dump on a Spuds shirt, before riding off into the distance, never to be seen again.
