Hernan Crespo has revealed he has no wish to return to
Chelsea and is anxious to stay at Internazionale. The Argentine
striker joined Inter last summer, but Chelsea have a clause
enabling the club to recall Crespo at the end of the
season.
Jose Mourinho has suggested he could exercise that option, although
his comments have perplexed Crespo. The former Milan forward, who
has scored 20 goals in 33 Premiership starts, has confirmed he has
no desire to go back to Stamford Bridge. "I know there is a loan
agreement between Chelsea and Inter, but sooner or later there will
be a solution," Crespo told The People.
"Then I will be able to completely cut the ties with Chelsea and
continue my career in Italy. "Negotiations are open and Chelsea
know my intention is to stay at Inter. "My agent is working hard on
the subject in London, but I have not spoken with Mourinho since
summer.
"I have been told about Mourinho's words about my possible return
and I don't understand them. "Last year he did not use me as much
as he needed to, despite my giving everything in training and in
games and scoring goals.
"Now why would I return to be on the bench?"
