Chelsea chief Jose Mourinho has declined to endorse the offer of midfielder John Mikel Obi, conveying a hit to United Arab Emirates suitors Al Ain and Al Wahda. The Nigeria worldwide, who began just six alliance amusements last season, needs to leave Stamford Bridge subsequent to neglecting to hold down a normal beginning spot.
The 28-year-old, who has two years left on his agreement, has been told he remains a piece of chief Mourinho's tentative arrangements. "There's truly no truth to reports connecting Mikel with a move to Turkey or any Chinese club so far as that is concerned," a source near to the discussions said. "Just two clubs from the UAE indicated solid intrigue a month ago yet they couldn't meet his club's valuation.
"Mikel has an agreement with Chelsea until 2017, as things stand he won't be leaving the club this exchange window as guessed.
"Mikel who moved to Chelsea in the late spring of 2006 has progressively turn into a periphery individual from the squad because of the type of Nemanja Matic. With the development of exceedingly evaluated midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek, the Super Eagle has tumbled down the pecking request at the club in front of the 2015/16 season. Fenerbahce are purportedly keen on marking Mikel yet Chelsea will just listen to a US $16.8 million offer.
The Turkish club's leader Aziz Yildirim has told the nearby media they can't meet Chelsea's valuation. "Chelsea need 15 million euros and Mikel requested €5 million a season more than four years. We are talking 35 million euros," Yildirim told journalists at their Topuk Yayla preparing ground
