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Originally Posted by skysports.com

Milan president Silvio Berlusconi has reiterated his desire to bring forgotten Chelsea striker Andrei Shevchenko back to the club.

Shevchenko's future at Chelsea looks in doubt after dropping down the pecking order at Stamford Bridge following the January arrival of Nicolas Anelka.

The 31-year-old has struggled to establish himself in West London since his £30million move from Milan in 2006.

The Ukrainian is a big fans favourite at Milan having scored 173 goals in almost 300 matches for the Rossoerni during seven seasons at the club and Berlusconi would love to have him back at the San Siro.

Ideal choice

"It would be good for Shevchenko to return to us," Berlusconi told Gazzetta dello Sport.

"I think regularly about Shevchenko and I often speak to him.

"The fans would understand that this would be the ideal choice for us."

Berlusconi also revealed he could offer injured striker Ronaldo a new deal with the Italian giants.

Ronaldo, whose current contract ends in the summer, is recovering from a serious knee injury and there have been fears over his future.

However, Berlusconi is ready to offer the Brazilian a deal if he can return to full fitness.

"If he has the will, he will return," added Berlusconi "I would like to give him a performance-related contract in order to motivate him."

Berlusconi also gave his backing to under-fire coach Carlo Ancelotti despite the club's poor run of form.

Milan face a fight to qualify for next season's UEFA Champions League as they currently sit in sixth spot four points adrift of the lucrative fourth place.

Backing

Berlusconi has given Ancelotti a vote of confidence saying he has no plans to axe him.

"Carlo is going very well," noted Berlusconi.

"You change in order to improve. For Milan who could I find better?"

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I think it won't do any harm to Chelsea if Sheva leaves. He never settled and never played like he did for Milan.

But if Drogba leaves as well then I guess it will be a problem as they will have to buy another striker. As David Villa announced his desire to leave Valencia, Abramovich's money could bring Villa to Chelsea.

The most important question is: will Shevchenko be the same as Milan's fans remember him or not?

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Milan want to rebuild their squad and Sheva could be one of the players Carlo is looking to improve his team performances.There are a lot of players that will have to retire at the end of the season and many youngsters will come in.I dont think that Sheva will instantly command his place,but it wont take long before he resettles in Milan.Hes definately a good choice for Milans attack,should he leave?