Football Robinho wants Chelsea
Afp, Madrid
ROBINHO Real Madrid's Brazilian striker Robinho said Sunday that his "head was at Chelsea" and that he was determined to leave the Spanish club despite efforts of team bosses to keep him."I've already told the president (Ramon Calderon), and coach (Bernd Schuster), management and (the media): my head is there (at Chelsea), I want to play over there," the 24-year-old said."Until now I've never had a problem in the locker room (at Real)," he added.Robinho, who joined Real in 2005, attacked the Spanish champions for their attitude to him during the summer when his father and agent had been trying to negotiate a new contract for him."The club showed little interest in keeping me," said Robinho of Real who focused their efforts on their failed bid to sign Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo from Manchester United."The problem is that (Real Madrid) did not manage to recruit."Schuster isn't my father, he's my coach. He can't make me do anything."Real also recently failed in their bid to sign two Spanish internationals Santi Cazorla from Villarreal and David Villa from Valencia."I want to leave, nothing more," he added.Chelsea's Brazilian coach Luiz Felipe Scolari has been keen to tie up a 27 million pounds (33.7 million euros) swoop for Robinho before the transfer window shuts at midnight on Monday.But Real Madrid president Ramon Calderon insisted Saturday they would not be letting the striker go."He's going to stay here, I'm saying that," Calderon told the daily ABC,
Afp, Madrid
ROBINHO Real Madrid's Brazilian striker Robinho said Sunday that his "head was at Chelsea" and that he was determined to leave the Spanish club despite efforts of team bosses to keep him."I've already told the president (Ramon Calderon), and coach (Bernd Schuster), management and (the media): my head is there (at Chelsea), I want to play over there," the 24-year-old said."Until now I've never had a problem in the locker room (at Real)," he added.Robinho, who joined Real in 2005, attacked the Spanish champions for their attitude to him during the summer when his father and agent had been trying to negotiate a new contract for him."The club showed little interest in keeping me," said Robinho of Real who focused their efforts on their failed bid to sign Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo from Manchester United."The problem is that (Real Madrid) did not manage to recruit."Schuster isn't my father, he's my coach. He can't make me do anything."Real also recently failed in their bid to sign two Spanish internationals Santi Cazorla from Villarreal and David Villa from Valencia."I want to leave, nothing more," he added.Chelsea's Brazilian coach Luiz Felipe Scolari has been keen to tie up a 27 million pounds (33.7 million euros) swoop for Robinho before the transfer window shuts at midnight on Monday.But Real Madrid president Ramon Calderon insisted Saturday they would not be letting the striker go."He's going to stay here, I'm saying that," Calderon told the daily ABC,
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