It is well known tendency to form the basis of their teams on veteran players. The Portuguese coach attaches great importance to the experience on the pitch and the last piece that would have entered his agenda would be Germany’s Michael Ballack, who will miss the World Cup.
After attending the last game in Frankfurt friendly faced fellow with Bosnia-Herzegovina before the World Cup in South Africa, Ballack has gone to Florida on vacation. Maybe wait isolated from media maelstrom that will surround you the next day.
In an interview in German magazine ‘Kicker’, the midfielder has talked about his future. “I’ll have a new contract and see where you are. Hopefully in Chelsea,” Ballack said. In this way the player intends to silence all the sounds that put you meringues environment for next season.
This publication also reports that his former coach at Chelsea, Jose Mourinho, would have been interested in his services once extended the renewal of his contract. The London club future is uncertain. Their contractual relationship ends in four weeks and the owner of the blue entity, Roman Abramovich, would not resume talks once the English team was eliminated in the quarterfinals of the Champions League.
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