
Shevchenko: have cost Chelsea €3.3m per goal and could get
higher.
The Rossoneri have Kaka, Alexandre Pato, Ronaldinho,
Marco Borriello and Filippo Inzaghi in their armoury and
Shevchenko’s arrival will make competition even more tough for
places this term.
However, Ancelotti seems to like the idea of the Ukrainian’s return
to San Siro and he reveals it will not be a
problem. “The Shevchenko news has surprised me as there
is nothing official in it just yet,” Ancelotti told La Gazzetta
Dello Sport.
“Do I think it would be a risky decision? We are used to
confronting battles and taking risks like always with no problems.
Sometimes they have worked, other times they haven’t.”
Sheva’s arrival seems imminent and an announcement to confirm the
deal is expected by the club today. Rossoneri director Adriano
Galliani is set to meet Chelsea chiefs in Monte Carlo to seal a
transfer for the Blues man according to reports in Italy.
The former Dynamo Kiev star has failed to make an impact in England
since moving their in 2006 for €30m. He has only scored nine
times for the Stamford Bridge outfit, meaning Chelsea paid a
whopping €3.3m per goal.
Reports in Italy are now claiming there are two reasons for
Chelsea paying AC Milan to take Andriy Shevchenko
off their hands. The first, of course, is that he's rubbish. But
the second, according to Tuttosport is Chelsea will
continue to pay Andrei Shevchenko's wages even
though he is being loaned to AC Milan. Why? Because if they do
Milan promise not to sell Kaka to anyone else next
summer until Chelsea have been given first dibs on putting an
inflated contract in front of the Brazilian's Mr 10 per cent.
Chelsea aren't gonna go a whole year without signing a Brazilian
superstar though, with Peter Kenyon currently in Madrid ready to
hand over a suitcase full of 40 million euros in return for
Robinho.