Lampard agent rubbishes Inter link
20 May 2008 | 11:36 - PA Sport
Frank Lampard's agent has rubbished reports the Chelsea midfielder has agreed to join Inter after Thursday's (AEST) Champions League final.
Reports in Italy claim the England international, 29, is ready to quit Stamford Bridge this northern summer rather than extend his contract, which expires in 2009.
But agent Steve Kutner insisted there was "no truth" in the rumours, saying: "I don't know why Inter would think this. Nobody has talked to me and I am good friends with the owner, Massimo Moratti."
"I took Paul Ince there, I took Patrick Vieira there - if there was something on, I am sure I would know."
"The situation is that Frank has got a massive match on Wednesday, after which he needs to spend time with his family, because he has not had a real opportunity to do that since his mother died."
"He needs to get away and sort out his personal life and when he has done that we will sit down and talk about his future in football."
"After that, we will talk to Chelsea and that is as far as we have got - there is nothing in the pipeline and I don't know why this has surfaced now."
Lampard has been in contract negotiations with Chelsea for almost the whole season without the parties reaching agreement.
Latest English Premier League Headlines
- Blackburn to pay supporter tribute
- Zola hits out at new owners
- Brown: Win or bust for United
- Moyes awaits Fellani news
- Gerrard hails fighting spirit
ADVERTISEMENT
Blogs
The EPL Compass
If it wasn't official, it is now. We have a two horse race for the Premier League title. And at the other end of the table it's only a matter of time before Pompey are doomed.
Counter-attack the best form of defence
The counter-attacking system made famous by Inter in the 1960s has stood the test of time and has become the most lethal weapon in modern football.
It's fight or flight for Phoenix
Wellington Phoenix may have received some assistance from the referee to knock off Gold Coast United last weekend but they have not been so fortunate with the AFC.
Socceroos need to toughen up
At times the Socceroos have been too nice to our more illustrious opponents. At the World Cup, we need to match the street smarts of our opposition, who won't be taking us lightly anymore.
How not to choose a team captain
John Terry embodies a harsh lesson for the dim, visionless types who appointed him captain of England in the first place.
Launch playerVideos
![play [John van't Schip All Heart Part 1]](http://videocdn.sbs.com.au/u/thumbnails/A-L_FS_John_vant_Schip_all_6_134382.jpg)

-
John van't Schip All Heart Part 1
24 Nov 09 | 00:00
![play [John van't Schip All Heart Part 2]](http://videocdn.sbs.com.au/u/thumbnails/A-L_FS_John_vant_Schip_all_6_137857.jpg)

-
John van't Schip All Heart Part 2
24 Nov 09 | 00:00

Video
Podcasts
Blogs



.gif)
