Mario Gotze’s agent confirms Arsenal approach; Kaka’s mother hints at Chelsea move
Mario Gotze approached by Arsenal
The agent of Borussia Dortmund midfielder, Mario Gotze, has confirmed that Arsenal’s chief Scout, Jack Rowley, has held informal discussions with the club of any possibility to take the promising midfielder to the Emirates Stadium.
A Few of the other top clubs in the world, including Manchester United and Manchester City, have also shown their interest in the player, but the Bundesliga Champions are reluctant to let their prized asset leave.
Gotze has been inspirational behind Dortmund’s success this season and has scored six goals in all competitions so far while also providing 11 assists. His impressive performances for the club have also earned him a place in the German national team.
However, the agent has confirmed that the player has no intentions of leaving his home club at this young age.
“He doesn’t want to leave the club at this point in time. He is really enjoying it. He lives two or three km from the stadium in his parent’s house – and he is still a child. He must develop at the club while the other side of the argument is that when there
is a club interested the difficulty is that Dortmund would never consider selling him.” The agent said
Kaka’s mother hints at Chelsea move
The mother of Real Madrid star, Kaka, has added to fuel to the rumours linking her son to a move to English Premier League giants, Chelsea.
Kaka has been linked with move away from Santiago Bernabeu at the end of the 2010/11 season and reports suggest that the Blues manager, Carlo Ancelotti, will prompt the player to join him at Stamford Bridge.
Kaka’s mother has hinted for a move to Chelsea in her social networking site, Twitter.
“We are going to be in London next season where we will be preaching the word of God. We will be there from August – I can tell you.” said the player’s mother
The 29-year-old has had a terrible time with Madrid since joining the club in a 50 million-pound deal two seasons ago. With the capture of attacking midfielder, Nuri Sahin, it is highly likely that the Brazilian might be offloaded in the summer.