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Chelsea consider move for Juventus defender Lichtsteiner


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By Andrew Tuft

Friday 10 August 2012

Chelsea will turn to Juventus’ Stephan Lichtsteiner as Roberto Di Matteo attempts to bring in a new right-back before the start of the Premier League season, the Daily Mirror has reported.



Having allowed Jose Bosingwa to leave the club this summer after the Portuguese’s contract expired Di Matteo is in need of cover on the right side of his defence. The only options currently available are Branislav Ivanovic, who would prefer to play as a centre-back, and Paulo Ferreira.


Chelsea originally targeted Marseille’s Spanish youth international Cesar Azpilicueta as their No. 1 choice to fill the problem position. The Champions League winners however saw their £5m offer rejected by the Ligue 1 club and have not yet come close to agreeing a deal for the player. That has caused Di Matteo to look elsewhere, with Lichtsteiner now the object of his attention.


Lichtsteiner was part of the Juventus side that finished victorious in Serie A last season and previously spent three years at Lazio. A Switzerland international, Lichtsteiner could be available for around £5m.



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