Andrea Pirlo has refused to rule out the
possibility of joining Chelsea this summer.
With former AC Milan boss Carlo Ancelotti having recently taken
the reins at Stamford Bridge, a host of the Rossoneri's top stars
have been linked with a switch to west London.
Brazilian superstar Kaka was touted as a potential target, but
has completed a big-money move to Real Madrid, while his compatriot
Alexandre Pato is also believed to be a possible target for the
Blues.
World Cup-winner Pirlo is the latest to find himself at the
centre of much transfer talk, and has done little to stem the tide
of speculation.
"Me at Chelsea? Let's see," the midfielder said from Italy's
training camp in South Africa ahead of the Confederations Cup.
"Maybe not now, but we will see."
Pirlo has admitted that the sale of Kaka has disrupted the Milan
camp and he believes the club could pay the price for putting
financial reward ahead of the best interests of the team.
"We took it badly," he added.
"Kaka is a really great player and a really great man. To cover
his absence will take time.
"They (the Milan board) wanted to bring in the money. Ricardo
(Kaka) was right to say this hasn't been his decision."