Champions League would suit Shaun - Wright

Ian Wright has claimed Shaun Wright-Phillips’ career would benefit from Champions League exposure – but the Arsenal legend insisted his stepson is not seeking a move away from Manchester City.

Sun, 26 Jun, 2005 - 14:11

Ian Wright has claimed Shaun Wright-Phillips’ career would benefit from Champions League exposure – but the Arsenal legend insisted his stepson is not seeking a move away from Manchester City.

Blues officials have reacted tersely to speculation Chelsea are about to launch an £18m swoop for their star man, insisting there has been no bid and they were not encouraging one.

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