Willian has been linked with Chelsea
Chelsea target livid with current club
Saturday, July 21, 2012
11:30 AM
Transfer news: Willian wants to move to west London
Chelsea target Willian has insisted that he wants to move to Stamford Bridge.
The Blues have been interested in the 23-year-old and have had a bid rejected by his current club, Shakhtar.
“I don’t know what the coach said, but the correct value was €25million,” he told Globo Esporte.
“But regardless of the value, of course I really wanted to play for a club like Chelsea, a club that won the Champions League.
“I’m really annoyed that the board didn’t let me go. It would have been good for me and for the club too.
“I’d play in a big league and would be able to grow as a player. This is not a message to anyone, everyone knows I want to leave.”
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