<span class="titolo">Samuel Rejects Chelsea Rumours</span></p> <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'></p> <span class="sommario">Inter defender Walter Samuel has rubbished speculation that suggests he is set for a move to Chelsea in a swap-deal including Ricardo Carvalho.</span></p> Samuel, nicknamed ‘The Wall’, has returned to his very best form this season, after a few indifferent campaigns. However with the Argentine stopper’s contract running out in 2009 his future at Inter is far from certain. </p> Chelsea star Carvalho is undoubtedly one of the best defenders in Europe, and was a target for Inter before he moved to Stamford Bridge in 2004. </p> The Portuguese international is rumoured to be unhappy following the recent departure of his mentor Jose Mourinho. </p> Thus it has been reported in the Italian press that Inter and Chelsea may be prepared to do a part-exchange deal involving the two centre-backs. </p> “A trade with Chelsea’s Carvalho? I think that these rumours are baseless,” said Samuel. </p> “I am fine at Inter and I would like to stay here forever.” </p> Samuel joined Inter from Real Madrid in 2005, having had previous spells with Roma, Boca Juniors and Newell’s Old Boys. </p> The 29-year-old has also played 53 times for his country, featuring in Argentina’s disastrous 2002 World cup campaign in Korea/Japan when they were knocked out in the first round.</p> </div></p>
