Inter Milan new boss Conte plots a surprise move for Chelsea legend this summer
- Gary Cahill could be re-uniting with former Antonio Conte at Inter Milan this summer
- Both worked together during the tactician's two year reign at the Stamford Bridge
- Aston Villa are also interested in signing the 33-year-old as they are short of center back options
Inter Milan new boss Antonio Conte is reportedly planning to reunite with his former player Gary Cahill this summer.
The 33-year-old was instrumental to Chelsea's success during the Italian tactician's two year reign at Stamford Bridge.
He was however released by the Blues having spent eight seasons at the west London club at the end of the out-gone season.
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SunSport quoting Italian news-site Sport Mediaset report that the 33-year-old could be brought in to replace Miranda.
Another report claims Cahill could spend one more season in the Premier League with Aston Villa showing interest in him.
The Sun exclusively revealed that the center back could be re-united with ex-Chelsea team-mate John Terry.
Since the duo of Tyrone Mings and Axel Tuanzebe are ready to return to their parent clubs, Smith is looking at a new centre-back options for the coming season in the topflight.
The 33-year-old appears to be one of the candidates lined up for the position as his glittering eight-year spell at Chelsea comes to an end.
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Cahill was part of the Chelsea team that lifted the Champions League title in 2012. He also won two Premier League titles at the club as partner to Terry.
He also won two Europa League titles during his reign at the Stamford Bridge but was an unused substitute in their victory over Arsenal in Baku last month.
Legit.ng earlier reported that Europa League champions Chelsea have confirmed the departure of their captain Gary Cahill after seven and a half seasons.
The 33-year-old moved to the Stamford Bridge from Bolton Wanderers in the winter of 2012 in a deal around £7 million.
And helped the Blues win their first ever Champions League title the same year after beating Bayern Munich on penalties.
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