Maldini would accept Sheva departure

AC Milan captain Paolo Maldini insists there will be no hard feelings if Andriy Shevchenko opts to leave the Serie A giants.

Mon, 22 May, 2006 - 16:46

AC Milan captain Paolo Maldini insists there will be no hard feelings if Andriy Shevchenko opts to leave the Serie A giants.

The prolific Ukrainian striker has been strongly linked wth a move to Chelsea and is currently considering his future, with the Rossoneri offering him a contract extension to 2011.

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