Keeper is set to leave Chelsea after eleven years
Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech has dropped a hint that a move to London rivals Arsenal may be on he cards.
Cech, who has been at Stamford Bridge since the summer of 2004 – having lost his place in goal, as Jose Mourinho opted for Belgian stopper Thibaut Courtois.
The 33-year-old veteran has won four Barclays Premier League titles, along with European Cup, Europa League, FA Cup and League Cup honors, will be allowed to leave for pastures new.
His pending availability has seen the Czech Republic international linked with several of Europe’s top-tier sides, but it appears that Arsenal will win the race to sign the stopper.
CECH WON’T BE ON TRAVELS
And Cech has revealed that he will not be moving far from his Surrey home, as he goes in search of first-team football.
“If I move it brings difficulties.
“We must change everything, looking for housing, a school for children and so on.”
Cech added: “I believe for what I have done for the club and what the club has done for me, we can arrange so we are all happy.
“I look at all the options, regardless of the country. I will decide based on what for me and my family is the best. It does not matter whether it is England, Germany, France or Spain.
By Ben Reardon
