看樣子，巴拉克離開拜仁慕尼黑的機率甚高， 已經拒絕拜仁提出的新合約。 他也正在認真的考量藍軍所提出的合約。 http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/europe/4906042.stm Kenyon confident of Ballack deal Chelsea chief executive Peter Kenyon is optimistic they can agree a deal to sign German skipper Michael Ballack. The 29-year-old Bayern Munich star, who is out of contract in the summer, confirmed negotiations have started. And Kenyon told BBC Radio London 94.9: "We are at a good stage and I am delighted as to where we are. "Clearly he is an outstanding and big player so I think we are in good, serious negotiations with him and would echo what he said." At a press conference in Germany, Ballack said: "Nothing has been decided yet and nothing is signed but I'm in serious talks with Chelsea." Ballack, who has rejected a new deal with Bayern, added: "At the age of 29 this is my last chance to make a move abroad. "Chelsea is a top club that is very strong in the league in England and play very, very good in international competition." Bayern, who lead the Bundesliga, have given up hope of persuading Ballack to stay. General manager Uli Hoeness said: "From our point of view, it is clear he will leave the club. "There are no more efforts to keep him. It is a professional situation. "I am not at all disappointed in him or his behaviour. That is totally normal. "It is totally wrong to describe us as being angry or anything like that. It is totally the opposite. "He did wonderfully here and now it is time to get a new club and maybe get more money. "People who know me will understand that I don't think it's a problem what I said. You need to stay with the facts." Ballack admitted that he was annoyed at accusations questioning his motives and character. Bayern Munich commercial manager Uli Hoeness told Kicker newspaper on Monday he believed Ballack was interested in getting acquainted with a "new currency" more than a new language or culture. President Karl-Heinz Rummenigge had also questioned Ballack's character in big matches. "I was a bit irritated by the comments from Uli and Kalle in the last few weeks," said Ballack. "You shouldn't make a move because of the money. It's great to earn so much as a professional soccer player but money doesn't mean anything when you're going about your profession day in and day out. The only thing that counts is sport." --

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