Bernd Schuster has made it clear that he does not want Robinho to leave Real Madrid this summer amid reports that Chelsea could make a mega offer for his services.
The German coach has openly supported the signing of Cristiano Ronaldo from Manchester United, but does not want to see one his own first team stars leave the Bernabéu.
Robinho and his agent, Vagner Ribeiro, have made public their discontent with his inclusion in an exchange deal with Ronaldo or Madrid's unwillingness to listen to any offers.
A new contract is still being discussed and with los Merengues not making any major moves on that front, the Brazilian international has become agitated with the situation.
Despite that, Schuster does not want to see him sold and believes that the club should not allow any offers to tempt them into selling him.
"Robinho would be a big loss. He is an important player for me and for everyone here. We hope that he stays," he told Marca.
New Chelsea boss, Luis Felipe Scolari, would like to see his compatriot join him at Stamford Bridge and the player knows that the London club would match all his wage demands.
Madrid have been accused of failing to value Robinho by his representative and it remains to be seen if the club will accept that or see it as an attempt to force their hand on a new deal.
The German coach has openly supported the signing of Cristiano Ronaldo from Manchester United, but does not want to see one his own first team stars leave the Bernabéu.
Robinho and his agent, Vagner Ribeiro, have made public their discontent with his inclusion in an exchange deal with Ronaldo or Madrid's unwillingness to listen to any offers.
A new contract is still being discussed and with los Merengues not making any major moves on that front, the Brazilian international has become agitated with the situation.
Despite that, Schuster does not want to see him sold and believes that the club should not allow any offers to tempt them into selling him.
"Robinho would be a big loss. He is an important player for me and for everyone here. We hope that he stays," he told Marca.
New Chelsea boss, Luis Felipe Scolari, would like to see his compatriot join him at Stamford Bridge and the player knows that the London club would match all his wage demands.
Madrid have been accused of failing to value Robinho by his representative and it remains to be seen if the club will accept that or see it as an attempt to force their hand on a new deal.
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