Kezman9
01-21-2005, 11:24 PM
this is to strighten out kezman transfor rumors. peace.
Kezman rubbishes Moscow talk
Chelsea, Thursday January 20 2005
Chelsea striker Mateja Kezman has dismissed reports linking him with a move to Russian outfit CSKA Moscow as 'absolute nonsense'.
Kezman's integration into Jose Mourinho's squad following a shock £5million move from PSV Eindhoven in the summer has not been as seamless as the Serbian international would have liked.
After plundering 105 goals in 112 league games for the Dutch outfit the striker arrived at Stamford Bridge with quite a reputation. But so far the 25-year-old has struggled to make an impact at his new club, making just three league starts and 12 substitute appearances with a return of just one goal.
However, despite his Chelsea struggles, Kezman insists he has no intention of leaving the club ahead of schedule and rubbished speculation that CSKA Moscow could be his next destination sooner rather than later.
"It's absolute nonsense," Kezman told Glas Javnosti. "There is no truth to that speculation and I really have no idea how my name has been connected with them.
"I have a very strong contract with Chelsea for the next three-and-a-half years and I am very much a part of the team.
"I skipped the last match against Tottenham due to a minor injury, but I expect to be fit for the next game with Portsmouth."
Kezman rubbishes Moscow talk
Chelsea, Thursday January 20 2005
Chelsea striker Mateja Kezman has dismissed reports linking him with a move to Russian outfit CSKA Moscow as 'absolute nonsense'.
Kezman's integration into Jose Mourinho's squad following a shock £5million move from PSV Eindhoven in the summer has not been as seamless as the Serbian international would have liked.
After plundering 105 goals in 112 league games for the Dutch outfit the striker arrived at Stamford Bridge with quite a reputation. But so far the 25-year-old has struggled to make an impact at his new club, making just three league starts and 12 substitute appearances with a return of just one goal.
However, despite his Chelsea struggles, Kezman insists he has no intention of leaving the club ahead of schedule and rubbished speculation that CSKA Moscow could be his next destination sooner rather than later.
"It's absolute nonsense," Kezman told Glas Javnosti. "There is no truth to that speculation and I really have no idea how my name has been connected with them.
"I have a very strong contract with Chelsea for the next three-and-a-half years and I am very much a part of the team.
"I skipped the last match against Tottenham due to a minor injury, but I expect to be fit for the next game with Portsmouth."