John Mikel Obi’s time at Chelsea seems to be up. His manager, Jose Mourinho has repeatedly said that he is interested in buying one more midfielder to add more spine to his team and the most obvious casualty is 28 year old Mikel Obi. The Super Eagles midfielder was used sparingly during the past season and even when other midfielders were absent through suspension and injuries,
Jose Mourinho trusted youngsters like Reuben Loftus-Cheek and Nathaniel Ake. According to the Express UK, Chelsea are yet to agree a fee with an certain outfit for the midfielder’s transfer, only time will tell when Mikel will join Xavi Hernandez and Asamoah Gyan in the middle east.

Meanwhile African football reports that Mikel has agreed to sign for Al Ain having agreed personal terms. The anchorman’s agent agent Babawo Mohammed was reported to have said: “It is now left for Chelsea and the Dubai club Al Ain to agree on a transfer fee.” Meanwhile the Metro UK reports that, Turkish giants’, Fenerbache have sent their sporting director Giuliano Terraneo to London to discuss a potential move with his agent. Though it is believed talks have stalled and Chelsea will accept a $12m offer from Al Ain for his Mikel’s transfer.

In nine years at Chelsea, Mikel has played 224 games for the club, scoring six goals. The midfielder was named the second best player in Africa by CAF in 2014 forhis fine performances for both club and country. He has earned two premier league titles, four FA cup titles, two league cups, one community shield, one champions league and one Europa league title.

http://247tops..com/2015/06/john-obi-mikel-agrees-chelsea-exit.html

What an unambitious soul. Many peeps would die to play for chelsea . This guy is supposed to be competing with lionel messi but look @ him today . What a shame

Lol the bench warmer for no agree na.. mtchwww

Better for him

Stale news. ..

Next please...

seeteazain:
John Mikel Obi’s time at Chelsea seems to be up. His manager, Jose Mourinho has repeatedly said that he is interested in buying one more midfielder to add more spine to his team and the most obvious casualty is 28 year old Mikel Obi. The Super Eagles midfielder was used sparingly during the past season and even when other midfielders were absent through suspension and injuries,
Jose Mourinho trusted youngsters like Reuben Loftus-Cheek and Nathaniel Ake. According to the Express UK, Chelsea are yet to agree a fee with an certain outfit for the midfielder’s transfer, only time will tell when Mikel will join Xavi Hernandez and Asamoah Gyan in the middle east.

Meanwhile African football reports that Mikel has agreed to sign for Al Ain having agreed personal terms. The anchorman’s agent agent Babawo Mohammed was reported to have said: “It is now left for Chelsea and the Dubai club Al Ain to agree on a transfer fee.” Meanwhile the Metro UK reports that, Turkish giants’, Fenerbache have sent their sporting director Giuliano Terraneo to London to discuss a potential move with his agent. Though it is believed talks have stalled and Chelsea will accept a $12m offer from Al Ain for his Mikel’s transfer.

In nine years at Chelsea, Mikel has played 224 games for the club, scoring six goals. The midfielder was named the second best player in Africa by CAF in 2014 forhis fine performances for both club and country. He has earned two premier league titles, four FA cup titles, two league cups, one community shield, one champions league and one Europa league title.

http://247tops..com/2015/06/john-obi-mikel-agrees-chelsea-exit.html

Are you/they for real??

Did you/they watch Chelsea last season at all??

But german,italian,french,spanish,even dutch league dey now kai

His getting old already...28yrs no be joke na..

Isn't Mikel still too young to be heading to the middle east? That guy has got to be the most unambitious player ever. If they leave him, he can remain in Chelsea till they make him a ball ball.

Still counting..... all the men who have ever dated that ex delta girl are always doomed to fall from grace to grass.I love flavour's songs and I am praying earnestly that he should not become the next casualty