Bolton boss Sam Allardyce has
admitted he would consider selling striker Nicolas Anelka for the
good of the club.
The Frenchman arrived at The Reebok Stadium last summer for
£8million from Fenerbahce and has scored nine goals in the
Premiership this term.
Anelka hinted earlier this week that he would consider a move away
from Bolton for the chance to play in the UEFA Champions League
again.
And Allardyce would be willing to let the former Arsenal and
Liverpool front man go if the price was right.
"Somewhere along the line you would think it will come along
because Nicolas Anelka is a world class player in my view,"
Allardyce told one of the website.
"If that's going to create a massive bonus for our football club in
terms of selling him, and allows us then to go on and buy more and
more talented players, that's going to put this club's secure
Premiership status in good stead for a number of years.
"Everybody should do the business when it suits at the right time
that suits them."