Brazilian: No Chelsea deal
MADRID: Real Madrid’s Brazilian World Cup winning wingback Roberto Carlos on Tuesday denied he had had any contact with English Premiership side Chelsea over a potential move to Stamford Bridge.
“Chelsea have not called me. If they do I will speak with Real’s chairman, Florentino Perez,” he told Radio Marca.
“Perez offered me a two-year extension to my current contract through to 2007 – but I prefer to wait until the end of the season to talk about that.
“As for Chelsea, no one has called me. If they do I will speak to (Real’s sporting director Jorge) Valdano and to the chairman.
“Money is not so much an issue. I want to be happy,” said the 30-year-old, virtually an ever present in seven seasons with the Spanish champions with whom he has won three European titles. – AFP
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