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Chelsea could move for Spurs striker Berbatov
9:35am Monday 12th May 2008
REPORTS suggest Chelsea are compiling a £20million non-negotiable offer for Spurs striker Dimitar Berbatov.
The Bulgarian may well have played his last game in a Tottenham shirt in the team's 2-0 home defeat to Liverpool yesterday as the club look to cash in on the wantaway forward.
It was expected that Spurs would attempt to auction the 27-year-old off to the highest bidder, with a number of top European clubs reported to be interested.
However according to the Daily Express, Chelsea will deviate from their usual policy whereby money is no object and make a take it or leave it bid for Berbatov.
It is understood that both Didier Drogba and Andrei Shevchenko are on their way out of Stamford Bridge this summer, and Berbatov could prove to be the ideal replacement for boss Avram Grant.
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Draves, Australia says...
12:02pm Mon 12 May 08
seriously tho, how does this make any sense? I guess they figure Berbatov will want to play for them because they placed second two years running? soundly like arrogance to me!
samo levski, london says...
5:22pm Mon 12 May 08
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K, says...
9:57am Mon 12 May 08