Manchester City boss Mark Hughes is ready to end his interest in Chelsea captain John Terry.
Hughes admits that it is unlikely that the 28-year-old Chelsea skipper will be heading to Eastlands any time soon.
“Any manager would be interested in John Terry but I can’t see him coming on the market any time soon,” said Hughes.
“John is an outstanding player, someone everyone in football has a great admiration for.
“He’s a great guy and commands respect because of his attitude, application and the way he leads his team.”
Hughes also denied that they were interested in a swap deal that could see Robinho at Chelsea and Terry at City.
“Swapping Terry for Robinho was never on the agenda,” he said.
“Chelsea had a real interest in Robbie (last summer) but he’s our player now, thankfully.
[Source: The People]
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April 1, 2009
john tery is a priceless skipper. i want to be sure that he plan to end his carier at standford bridge. robinho can still make it better playing for hte blues. he will be welcome next summer.