Chelsea's want-away midfielder Deco has accused Blues owner
Roman Abramovich of treating the club like a 'toy' and has blamed
him for the exit of Luiz Felipe Scolari.
Portuguese playmaker Deco was brought to West London from
Barcelona last summer for a fee of £8m and he enjoyed an excellent
start to his career with the Blues. However, the 31-year-old
struggled for appearances and form during the second half of the
campaign, and is now seeking an exit.
And Deco, ahead of a potential move to Inter Milan, has
questioned Abramovich, hitting out at his decision to axe former
boss Luiz Felipe Scolari in February.
He said in the Daily Star: "Chelsea are kind of
his toy. Sometimes Abramovich makes decisions that go over the head
of the director of football. The exit of Big Phil was
rash.
"Chelsea are a special club. If Big Phil was perhaps at
Manchester United or Liverpool, they respect the coach and give him
time to work. But Chelsea are different."
He added: "Honestly, I did not like the experience at Chelsea.
I'm looking for another club where I can feel good."