Oh, that Roman Abramovich is a sly one! The Russian billionare owner has been lying in the weeds for the last week, watching as his top summer target inched closer, and closer to a possible move to Real Madrid or Barcelona. And just when you thought Roman was going to be content watching his new striker walk away, he jumps out of his hiding spot and pulls one over on the competition! [Read the rest of this entry »]

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Speaking to the Spanish newspaper El Mundo Deportivo, ex-FC Barcelona man Deco alleged that he will decide to play for one of two world footballing giants next season.

“At the moment I have just two possibilities – Chelsea and Inter,” he said.

“I haven’t yet sealed a deal with either of them. I haven’t yet decided on my future as I must meet with my agent and see what’s best.

But I won’t go to a club that I don’t like or won’t let me win trophies, as this is my goal.

Undoubtedly my relationship with him (new coach Jose Mourinho) is excellent and that could be a key point, but I have to consider other factors.

Inter are a good squad that could meet any player’s ambitions. So do Chelsea, and I have friends there, too.”

Though he did not have a good campaign for Barca last season, many believe that the 30-year-old has enough left in the tank to make an impact. His expected fee will likely be around the 15 million pound mark, which seems too high for a player who is getting older and was not in good form last season. However, Roman Abramovich and Mourinho seem to disagree with me.

Spending big money on Deco only makes sense for Chelsea if Frank Lampard is determined to leave the Bridge for Inter Milan. Otherwise, I do not see how Deco and Lampard will fit into the same midfield, which would make one of them a very expensive substitute.

In Inter Milan’s case, a move for Deco makes more sense. Though they won Serie A, they lack a true central, creative midfielder, who is the quality of Deco. He would also be more suited to the slower Italian game, as he seems to have lost a step in the last year or two.

My money is on Milan. Do Chelsea fans want to splash the cash on Deco? Do they think that they can hold Jose off and win his signature?