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Chelsea owner Abramovich ready to splash out on Liverpool No1 Reina

Submitted by tribalfootball.com on Mon, 03/01/2010 - 11:50

Chelsea are eyeing Liverpool goalkeeper Pepe Reina.

The People says the Spaniard is rated by many as the best in the Premier League, and will be one of the Kop stars on the move this summer if boss Rafa Benitez fails to land a Champions League spot - and is forced into selling to balance the books.

While skipper Steven Gerrard and striker Fernando Torres would attract widespread interest, Chelsea are waiting to go for Reina.

There have been doubts about Petr Cech's form and - with Spanish stopper Henrique Hilario also struggling - Reina, 27, is the best around.

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich would outbid any rivals - even if it takes about £20million to land him.

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Comments (39)

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Wed, 03/03/2010 - 02:47.

wouldn't be my first pick in that area, i prefer Akinfeev or Neuer

Submitted by Nina Lfc (not verified) on Tue, 03/02/2010 - 14:45.

Hahhahahah very funny veeeryyy funnyyyy hahaha !!! Nonsense and dreams !!! XD
YNWA!!!

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Tue, 03/02/2010 - 06:48.

Ha ha ha... I don't know who's funnier, the poor journo with nothing better to do than fabricate Dream team rumours, or the Chelsea fans who read this shit excitedly. Its a good laugh, i say. Wanna see an article about Man City trying to buy Rooney again. Now thats funny. Where do you guys get this shit? Keep it coming, i love it. Ooh, Lampard to Man Utd. I can see Manc's squirming at that ridiculous article. Villa to Liverpool. Lovely thought. Bentley is playing well... Blackburn re-runs. Make believe is fun. Its what we do between matches, i guess. What an awesome career. Keep up the 'good' work. YNWA

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