Post by Andrew on Jul 17, 2007 16:37:47 GMT -5
Blow for chelsea ? Or just media speculation, Although the last two words if they are his own, Then bye bye
DIDIER DROGBA has rocked Chelsea by admitting: I could still quit the club.
Barcelona and Porto have both shown interest in the Blues striker this summer.
And he could be away if an offer comes in that is too good to refuse — with AC Milan also keen to sign him.
Drogba, 29, said: “For now things are still fuzzy, not clear. Yet any good offer could tip the scale in another team’s favour.
"I have heard there are offers from Porto, Barca and the rest. But I’ve not made up my mind.
“There is no season I don’t have many offers. Yet as a disciplined player I look at my career, which is uppermost, and my family.
“I would love to stay in England. I want to improve on my last season’s performance and to win more titles in England.
“But any strong economic pull can make me change my mind.”
Jose Mourinho would almost certainly block any move for the Ivory Coast star, who hit 33 goals last term and signed a four-year deal worth £90,000 a week last November.
Even so, Drogba’s latest warning will come as music to AC Milan’s ears.
They admitted yesterday that he is on their list of five summer targets.
Drogba added: “I always give my team 100 per cent. But if I feel I’m not being taken care of, I quit.”
Oh my
DIDIER DROGBA has rocked Chelsea by admitting: I could still quit the club.
Barcelona and Porto have both shown interest in the Blues striker this summer.
And he could be away if an offer comes in that is too good to refuse — with AC Milan also keen to sign him.
Drogba, 29, said: “For now things are still fuzzy, not clear. Yet any good offer could tip the scale in another team’s favour.
"I have heard there are offers from Porto, Barca and the rest. But I’ve not made up my mind.
“There is no season I don’t have many offers. Yet as a disciplined player I look at my career, which is uppermost, and my family.
“I would love to stay in England. I want to improve on my last season’s performance and to win more titles in England.
“But any strong economic pull can make me change my mind.”
Jose Mourinho would almost certainly block any move for the Ivory Coast star, who hit 33 goals last term and signed a four-year deal worth £90,000 a week last November.
Even so, Drogba’s latest warning will come as music to AC Milan’s ears.
They admitted yesterday that he is on their list of five summer targets.
Drogba added: “I always give my team 100 per cent. But if I feel I’m not being taken care of, I quit.”
Oh my
