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Chelsea could use Anelka and Wright-Phillips to land Spurs striker
11:24am Tuesday 13th May 2008
RECENT rumours suggests Chelsea could be prepared to offer Nicolas Anelka and Shaun Wright-Phillips to land Dimitar Berbatov.
Tottenham's Bulgarian striker is on Chelsea's wanted list, and it is understood that out-of-favour England winger Wright-Phillips and Anelka could be used as makeweights for the coveted striker.
With Barcelona and AC Milan waiting in the wings, Chelsea may decide to act quickly to avoid an auction, which is likely to see Berbatov attract anything upto £30million.
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