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Chelsea talks over Robinho stall
Chelsea chief executive Peter Kenyon admits talks with Real Madrid about the signing of Robinho have stalled but he remains hopeful a deal will go through.
Kenyon believes Madrid's eagerness to secure a replacement is the only factor preventing the 24-year-old Brazil striker moving to Stamford Bridge.
"A key issue over buying Robinho has always been that Real are looking for a replacement," he told the club website.
"It is fair to say that is what has been holding up discussions."
Kenyon added: "It has not progressed over the last couple of days but the window is open until the end of August and there's still plenty of time to run."
BBC Sport revealed that the Blues were monitoring Robinho, although reports of a £48m bid were wide of the mark.
The former Santos attacker played a key role in helping Real secure the Spanish title last season but it is believed he is keen to join fellow countryman Luiz Felipe Scolari at Stamford Bridge.
Scolari, who took over as Chelsea boss earlier this month, is currently working on bringing in new faces ahead of his first Premier League campaign.
Robinho has previously stated: "It would be a dream for me to work with Luiz Felipe Scolari, who is one of the best coaches in the world.
"I have always spoken highly of him and he has always spoken very highly of me, since well before he was at Chelsea.
"In 2003, when I was unknown in Europe, he called me to play in a charity match. It was brief but it was enough for me to see his style and character."
And Robinho's agent, Wagner Ribeiro, was reported as saying in Spain: "Madrid have failed to value him as he deserves and I do not like the fact that they tried to include him in the Ronaldo deal. Money is not the problem for us now.
"What matters for Robinho is to leave the club and play for Scolari at Chelsea."
However, Real president Ramon Calderon insisted the club was not forcing Robinho out of the Bernabeu.
Kenyon, meanwhile, also insisted that Didier Drogba, who is currently recovering from a knee injury and has been linked with Madrid, will not be sold and played down talk of a move for Werder Bremen playmaker Diego.
"I think there is absolutely no question that any deal will be done with regard to Didier Drogba," he said.
"Didier is in rehab and will continue to be a Chelsea player. We can squash that one.
"With regard to Diego, I was (as) amazed as everybody else to read it in the newspapers this morning, so again, I think that's just pure speculation."
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