Wright-Phillips is expected to get the boot from Stamford Bridge
this summer after sliding below Joe Cole, Florent Malouda and
Salomon Kalou in the pecking order last season.
The 26-year-old has failed to deliver consistently since his
₤21million move from Manchester City in 2005, and many – including
his step-father, ex-Arsenal striker Ian Wright – believe the time
is ripe for a change of scene.
Portsmouth appears the most likely destination, especially given
John Utaka's largely disappointing form last term, while Aston
Villa are also reported to be interested.
But Scolari insisted there is no deal on the table and that
Wright-Phillips has shown no signs of being discontent with life in
west London.
"I have not asked him if he wants to go to another team," the
Brazilian told the press.
"He is here and is playing for Chelsea, I don't know anything about
him wanting to go to another team.
"He is training very well every day, he is a very important player
for us. This is the first time I have not heard anything about
Wright-Phillips wanting to move.
"I will have to ask Shaun if he wants a change."