http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11668_3016838,00.html Anelka seeks Blues switch Last updated: 2nd January 2008 "The chairmen discuss, I hope that it will be carried out," Anelka told L'Equipe Magazine in an interview to be published this weekend. "I especially hope that I qualify for the Champions League. But as long as the contract is not signed and that I have not been introduced to the press with my new shirt, nothing is fact." Anelka also refused to rule out a possible return to Manchester City, with Sven Goran Eriksson also thought to be keen on signing the French international. The 28-year-old admits the lure of playing Eriksson is an attractive proposition if City make a move for his services. "I want to play for a prestigious club, which City became with a manager like Eriksson, who I was already very ready to join in 1999 with Lazio," added Anelka. It is believed that Bolton and Chelsea are struggling to reach an agreement over the fee for Anelka with the Reebok outfit thought to be holding out for a price in the region of ￡19million for the much-travelled striker. Anelka admits if no move fails to materialise, he would have no problem staying at Bolton as he is content at the club. "To remain in Bolton, where I am happy, would not be a punishment either," concluded Anelka. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11668_3017156,00.html Megson denies Anelka talk Last updated: 3rd January 2008 "This speculation has been gathering pace ever since I have been here," Megson told Sky Sports. "It is probably understandable and Nic has to deal with it more than most. "There has been no contact as far as I am aware. Nobody has rung me, nobody has rung the board and there has been no offer faxed in. "Nic has been asked a question, he is put on the spot as he is asked what it would be like to join a club that plays in Champions League, probably on big money and the opportunity to play for a fantastic football club and so what is he supposed to say. "He did finish that article by saying he was very happy at Bolton and it would not be the worse thing in the world [to stay]. "He has not said he did not want to be here and if there is a transfer, and I am not saying there is going to be one, in this case it has to suit everybody - the buying club, the selling club and also the player. "Everyone at Bolton Wanderers wants Nic to stay and at the moment there is nothing to deal with. "If somebody actually comes in and there is an offer faxed or written there is something to discuss and we can discuss it, but at the moment we are just discussing things that are flying about in the press." -- 安內爾卡想去可以打歐冠的球隊踢球 (那你去曼城幹嘛？) [史密斯: 利物浦總是會創造奇蹟的，對吧] 不過還是要給老東家一點面子 沒把話說死 梅格森還在那裡否認 說連一個報價都沒有 (如果他說的是真的話那我們的手腳也太慢了....) -- Carefree, wherever we may be 　 We are the famous CFC！ --

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