Unsettled Andriy Shevchenko has told Chelsea supremo Roman Abramovich that he is fed up of being "undervalued" and left on the bench.
The Ukraine star striker has told the Russian billionaire Stamford Bridge owner that he will leave Stamfoidge in the summer, according to news reports in the Italian media on Monday.
Abramovich is said to have "offered little resistance" and the return of the £30million transfer flop to AC Milan - Shevchenko's former club - looks set for later this year.
The 31-year-old has been left on the bench recently, and last week - when his team-mates were preparing for last week's victory over Olympiakos - the 2006 World Cup star was plating against Reading reserves at Brentford's Griffin Park.
He has long hinted that he wants a return to Milan and last week AC Milan president Silvio Berlusconi said they would welcome him back.
He has long hinted that he wants a return to Milan and last week AC Milan president Silvio Berlusconi said they would welcome him back.
The Italian newspapers also revealed that Shevchenko's model wife Kirsten was due in Milan this afternoon for the second viewing of an apartment.
The new home is in the centre of the city's fashion district a stone's throw from the Cathedral and designer boutiques.
The new home is in the centre of the city's fashion district a stone's throw from the Cathedral and designer boutiques.
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