Date: 2nd January 2012 at 10:27pm
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Chelsea could be ready to make a £30m bid for Valencia striker Roberto Soldado, according to the People.

The report claims that the Spanish international, who has featured regularly in live scores this season, has a release clause inserted into his Valencia contract which Chelsea are ready to pay.

Soldado, 26, has 16 goals in 22 appearances this season and Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas could see the forward as the man to score the goals when Didier Drogba leaves for the African Cup of Nations.

Chelsea have also been linked to Real Madrid’s Gonzalo Higuain but the Argentine claims he is happy at the Bernabeu.

By Matthew Wood for Clean Sheets All Round

 

3 responses to “Chelsea eyeing £30m-rated Spaniard?”

  1. Marc CFC/BKK says:

    Soldado, 30 million, he can’t be worth that much, surely. Good striker but not that good and won’t solve our problems I don’t think. I remain to be corrected and if he’s AVB’s choice then I’ll back the manager but please, a Higuain (thou think no way he’ll leave Real) a Hulk (but only at 30 mill) a Cavani (but only at 30 mill). A midfield lock picker probably more needed with Torres and Sturridge (particularly Torres) needing service….better service. Right winger to free Sturridge to lead and lock picking mid…Moutinho!

  2. me says:

    have you seen the passes (3) torres fired to team mates in the wolves match ??
    if only chelsea midfielders could supply those balls to torres himself !!!