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Badboy

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I don't really care who it is we sign as long as we have someone world class to lead our attack and gets us the goals. Then I will be happy!

Drogba anelka :huh: :huh: :huh:

The Problem with Aguero is that he is not so Tall and in the premier be a tall Striker give U more weapons to fight.... But is not all Messi is the pperfect example...

I personally prefeer Alexander PATO!!!

Alexander pato is only 5''10 so you have just contradicted yourself WELL DONE !

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Alexander pato is only 5''10 so you have just contradicted yourself WELL DONE !

HAHAHA!

Owned!

Augero should sign on the dotted line and become a Chelsea player ASAP! :readthemessage: Before the season starts!

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Aj17

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Yeah ..He is a good player ...I want to see him in a blue shirt .....would be an ideal partner for Drogz ......He's good with passing and finishing and he's quick as well

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Chelsea line up Sergio Aguero with £38m plus Deco bid for the Atletico Madrid star

Chelsea are believed to be ready to offer £38million plus Deco for Atletico Madrid striker Sergio Aguero.

article-1204439-05ED1D22000005DC-37_306x497.jpg Latin flair: Atletico Madrid's Sergio Aguero

The Blues will argue that the bid meets the Argentina star's buyout clause, which stands at about £51m plus taxes.

Manchester United are also keen on the 21-year-old, but both clubs would insist on driving down his £200,000 a week pay demands.

Chelsea have targeted Aguero as part of a three-pronged assault on the transfer market that includes interest in Bayern Munich star Franck Ribery and AC Milan midfielder Andrea Pirlo.

Owner Roman Abramovich has promised a £100m budget after persuading captain John Terry to shun Manchester City because he still has big plans for the club.

Aguero is considered one of the brightest prospects in world football and is a long-term target of both Real Madrid and Barcelona.

Atletico have tied Diego Forlan to the club despite widespread interest in the former Manchester United, but will find holding on to his strike partner increasingly difficult.

Former Barcelona playmaker Deco is likely to welcome a move back to Spain after struggling in his debut season and criticising the club. Inter Milan have shown interest but failed to meet the asking price.

Chelsea would also be prepared to offer Claudio Pizarro to the Spaniards if they wanted top replace a striker with a striker, but the Peru international is more likely to be part of a deal to take Pirlo to Stamford Bridge.

Landing Ribery will be difficult, with reports last week that Bayern had already rejected a £68m bid for a player they see as being on a par with Real Madrid's £80m Cristiano Ronaldo.

But their chances of signing the France star have increased with Real Madrid general director Jorge Valdano insisting their summer spending had ended with the capture of Xabi Alonso from Liverpool for £30m.

Daily Mail

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Chelsea To Lodge Bid Of £38m Plus Deco For Atletico Madrid's Sergio Aguero - Report

The Argentinean is in-demand...

5 Aug 2009 10:56:20

36581_news.jpg Atletico Madrid star Sergio Aguero celebrating his goal that opened the scoring against Marseille, a match the Rojiblancos went on to win 2-1.<H4 id=article_related_links_heading> </H4>Atletico Madrid may face a laborious battle in keeping star asset Sergio Aguero at Vicente Calderon as a bid for the player from Chelsea edges closer to the Spanish club's £50 million valuation.

The Stamford Bridge side, under the new management of Carlo Ancelotti, are readying an offer of £38m plus a player - Deco. It is believed the inclusion of the Portuguese playmaker is to compensate for the £12m difference.

Aguero, affectionately nicknamed 'El Kun' due to his likeness to a Japanese cartoon character - Kum Kum - is just one prong of a trident being targeted by Chelsea for summer recruitment.

The club have been relatively inactive in the market thus far, having signed Ross Turnbull, Daniel Sturridge and Yuri Zhirkov; yet Aguero, along with Bayern Munich attacker Franck Ribery and AC Milan midfielder Andrea Pirlo, have also been sounded out for potential switches.

Prior to captain John Terry's decision to declare his desire to remain at Stamford Bridge, he requested assurances that the club's ambitions matched his own, to which owner Roman Abramovich implied that Chelsea had been operating in the market, only for their estimations of the players to fall just short of the selling club's valuation. A £100m budget is reportedly the amount that Ancelotti has to play with.

The Blues will face competition for Aguero should negotiations for the highly-rated forward reach an advanced stage, as Manchester United are also keen.

Deco will favour a return to Spain, where he helped sustain the name he made for himself at FC Porto with Catalan outfit Barcelona, as he has struggled to establish himself in Chelsea's line-up.

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