克雷斯波受英国电视台〈SKY Sports〉的采访时,说他想留在蓝军,在英国很开心,但承认切尔西的管理人可能要卖他。
他表示一定要看别的俱乐部的兴趣,也愿意回意大利。
CRESPO CONTENT TO STAY
Wednesday 21st April 2004
EXCLUSIVE
Hernan Crespo has told skysports.com that he wants to stay at Chelsea, but admits the Stamford Bridge
paymasters may have other ideas.
The Argentine?arrived at Stamford Bridge with huge expectation on his shoulders after?The Blues shelled
out £16.8 million?to bring him to London from Internazionale.
The striker has had a tough baptism of fire in The Premiership, due to the fact that he has suffered from niggling
illness and is vying for a place in the team with the likes of Adrian Mutu, Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink and Eidur
Gudjohnsen.
Crespo claims he is enjoying life in England and wants to prove himself to the Chelsea faithful, but admits he
would consider a return to Italy if he is deemed surplus to requirements at Stamford Bridge.
"I am enjoying life here in England," he told skysports.com. "But it is not always up to players whether you stay
or go.
"I had the intention of staying at Inter too, but things worked out differently.
"It's those who run the clubs that make these decisions."
Commenting on what he would do if Chelsea opt to move him on, Crespo added: "Of course Italy would
be a very good option for me.
"Should offers come my way, I would certainly consider them."
Crespo was Chelsea's scorer on Tuesday, but he left the field a disappointed man after Monaco ran out
3-1 winners in the first leg of their UEFA Champions League semi-final.
The striker feels Chelsea let a chance slip away, as Monaco played for over 30 minutes with 10 men, but?believes
all is not lost.
"After Monaco were reduced to 10 men, we all thought we could win the match," added Crespo.
"Unfortunately the French produced a stunning performance.
"Everything's not lost, in my opinion. The goal I scored might be very important in the second leg, I hope.
"Monaco showed how nothing is certain in this competition, when beating Real Madrid.
"Deportivo even recovered from a worse position against Milan."