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Forward refuses to discuss link with Chelsea
Saturday, June 2, 2012
11:54 AM
Chelsea transfer news: Hulk concentrating on this summer’s Olympics not a move away from Porto
Hulk has refused to talk about a potential transfer to Chelsea, saying he will let his agent sort out his future.
The Brazilian has been linked with a move to Stamford Bridge for some time, with reports suggesting a fee of around £38million has been agreed between Chelsea and Porto.
Hulk however says he is fully concentrating on this summer’s London Olympics.
“We know that there is news like that every day, but I would rather not talk about it,” he told CBF TV.
“I let my agent handle it. I am sure the best solution will be found.
“All I am thinking about is being part of coach Mano Menezes’ plans for the Olympic Games. “
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