David Villa MAY consider a move to the Premier League
With the emphasis on MAY
If you heard a strange noise that was a bit like a cotton wool ball smashing into a microphone this morning, chances are that you were in Chelsea or Manchester. Don’t waste the rest of the day trying to figure out what it was, it was just the sound of around fifty ears suddenly pricking up in unison, with news that David Villa hasn’t completely counted out a career move to the Premier League.
Such news will obviously spark an almighty game of show-me-the-money between Chelsea, and Mans United and City, with the player likely to cost around £35 million upwards. The whisper coming from all of the most luxurious football saunas – or more specifically, from The Daily Mail - is that John Terry desperately wants him at Chelsea.
But before you get too hysterical, here’s what the Valencia man actually said:
“Honestly? There can be a thousand scenarios, I’m not saying that I am opening the doors to anywhere, but I’m not closing them. Neither Europe nor Africa, nor to America, nor Korea*. I don’t shut the door to anywhere because I have a short career and I want to enjoy it.”
* A Spoiler hunch suggests that the Korea door might actually be shut.
2 responses so far
V // November 25, 2009 at 1:30 pm
he needs to help his countrymate at liverpool.
i mean, why won’t rafa beg for him.
MwepuLlunga // November 25, 2009 at 1:31 pm
Sid Lowe metioned on Football Weekly a while back that when Valencia started haggling over the price and Real decided to go for Benzema rather than Villa the poor guy was in tears. If Pellegrini continues to struggle and either himself or a new manager require a ‘boost the fans’ signing in Jan he looks like he fits the bill. Slightly unusual in Real’s case but he’s a Galactico signing that actually makes sense!
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