WELCOME BACK SHEVA, 23/08/2008 19:58
: Done in the negotiations for Andriy Shevchenko.
Now you can say: SHEVA BACK IN ROSSONERO. After days of waiting, the sample may Ukrainian smile again and regain the feeling that his jersey. A long wait, which lasted two years. Andriy Shevchenko back to being a Milan player. The new Milan striker is happy and barely holds joy and emotion, " I'm fine, I'm happy. It was time that I was hoping to come back and yesterday, I imagined that this deal could end well. For me it's like winning a Champions League. There were some complications, but now that everything is resolved I am really happy " . These were the first statements in the drafting of ACMilan.com and Sheva Milan Channel. His arrival is planned for tomorrow, he will undergo medical examinations and then begin to train with the team. The emotions, the feelings experienced during these two years have been so many. Now Sheva can count on his strength of mind, the desire for revenge that has to go back to being one of the best strikers in the world. The match report with his 173 goals in the Rossoneri (plus the penalty and the goal of Manchester unjustly canceled in the semifinals in Barcelona in 2006) waiting to be updated to the joy and happiness of all the Milan fans. [ACMilan.com] BACK TO MILAN SHEVCHENKO, Sat 23 Aug 2008
Chelsea Football Club has agreed terms for Andriy Shevchenko to return to AC Milan. Details of the agreement will remain confidential. The move is subject to a successful medical. Shevchenko signed for Chelsea from Milan before the 2006 World Cup for an undisclosed club record fee but the goals did not flow at the rate seen in Italy. He ended his first English season with 14 in total, four in the League, although there were some great strikes among them, not least at White Hart Lane in an FA Cup replay. However a hernia operation in the closing weeks of the 2006/07 season ruled him out of the Cup Final win at Wembley. By then he was already a Carling Cup winner, having played all but the closing seconds of a 2-1 win over Arsenal at Cardiff. Although the surgery cleared the way for a full pre-season the following summer, fitness problems returned to keep Andriy out of competitive action until mid-September 2007. In his second game back he scored the final goal of the José Mourinho era, in a home Champions League draw to Rosenborg. There followed an outstanding strike in the Carling Cup against Leicester but just as Shevchenko hit a good groove leading up to Christmas, scoring six important goals in ten appearances with Didier Drogba out injured, back-related problems called a seven-week halt. Although he made seven more sub appearances and scored the final league goal of last season, he did not start a game in 2008. His 2007/08 record was 8 goals in 12 starts 13 sub appearances, taking his Chelsea totals to 22 goals in 53+23 games. Further surgery this summer left him behind in the pre-season fitness schedule and although he was involved in games in Malaysia and Russia, he was not part of the opening weekend win against Portsmouth. A completed move to Milan will see Shevchenko return to a club he first joined in 1999 and one where is all-time second highest scorer with 173 goals in 296 games. Chelsea Football Club would like to thank Andriy for his contribution during his two seasons in England . [ChelseaFC.com] 
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