Robinho hopes
Manchester City can sign
Chelsea captain John Terry.
He said in the Sunday Mirror: "There is no longer a top
four.
"We have made it a top five. From this season we have to go in
with the mindset we're one of the very best clubs. I'm delighted
we've signed Tevez. He is a world-class player and it would be
fantastic for me to play alongside him.
"It was a shame the Samuel
Eto'o deal couldn't happen for whatever reason,
because he is another world-class player and the sort this club is
looking to sign at the moment. But we have already signed Santa
Cruz and now there is the possibility of Adebayor as well.
"While I've always urged the club to sign players like Tevez and
Kaka when there has been a
chance, I also know you have to build from the back.
"You can have the best attacking six players in the world, but
unless the defence compliments it then you will not win
anything.
"I don't know anything about the John Terry deal apart from what
I have read, but he is the sort of world-class leader we need at
the back.
"I have said before when you build a house you start from the
bottom. If John does not happen then there are plenty of quality
defenders in Europe.
"If the players we have signed and the players we may sign all
work well together then on our day we can become unbeatable - and
not just in England, but in Europe as well."