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Chelsea's unbelievable bid to get Ronaldinho

LONDON
Chelsea are set to complete a staggering 142 million ($420m) triple transfer swoop that will see Barcelona star Ronaldinho move to Stamford Bridge.
In addition to the Brazilian superstar's arrival, the Blues are also poised to land Manchester City winger Shaun Wright-Phillips and Lyon midfielder Michael Essien.
So far this summer, Chelsea have made enormous, speculative and unsuccessful offers for some of the most glittering names in European football.
But they now have the opportunity to once again flex their financial muscle in extraordinary fashion.
Fuelled by the massive personal fortune of Russian billionaire owner Roman Abramovich, Chelsea are willing to match the daunting 100m buy-out clause in Ronaldinho's contract.
Chelsea's package would give Barcelona 83m for the player and would offer Ronaldinho a nine-year contract worth 10m a year. That would effectively tie him to Stamford Bridge for the remainder of his career.
Chelsea have brought in 14.8m from the departures of Mikael Forssell, Mateja Kezman and Scott Parker but have spent only 8m on Asier Del Horno.
The two big ones could come soon.
Manchester City look likely to accept a bid of around 22m for Wright-Phillips while a bid of 20m for Essien would prove difficult for the French champions to refuse.
But it is the move to land Ronaldinho that has tongues wagging.
Abramovich has made it clear the money is available to bring the world's greatest player to Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea were alerted to the possibility of landing the Brazilian after talks between Ronaldinho and Barcelona stalled.
He wants a new five-year 40m deal after guiding the Nou Camp club to the Spanish title last season but that would break the strict wage structure imposed by the Barcelona board.
Ronaldinho's brother and agent Roberto de Assis, said: 'There has been no formal contact between Chelsea and Barcelona but in football there is nothing that ever surprises me.'
And a source close to Chelsea
claimed they 'could not rule out' a bid that would smash the world transfer record.
It is now down to Jose Mourinho to decide whether to step up the chase and succeed where Manchester United failed in bringing Ronaldinho to the Premiership.
Chelsea chief executive Peter Kenyon was heavily involved in United's attempts to lure the Brazilian and has kept in contact with his advisors.
And with Abramovich's billions behind him, he can now make the kind of contract offer that even Barcelona cannot match.
Chelsea would be willing to pay the Brazilian around 175,000 a week plus a huge bonus if they claim the Champions League next season.
That incredible sum pales into insignificance, however, when Ronaldinho's worldwide marketing potential is taken into consideration.
He rivals David Beckham in the Far East as well as giving Chelsea a foothold in South America.
More than that, though, Abramovich knows he could be the final piece of the jigsaw that establishes Chelsea as the most powerful force in world football. - Wire Services.