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Why Gordon didn’t join Chelsea revealed

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Everton star, Anthony Gordon in a recent statement has revealed he refused the £60 million move to Stamford Bridge during the summer transfer window.

According to Gordon, he doesn’t think himself or any other footballer is worth £60m and believed the figures were ‘crazy’.

Gordon was a late target for the Blues at the backend of August and some pundits believed the Blues were crazy to price the youngster such a huge sum of money.

The reports during that period claimed Chelsea led by Todd Boehly were ready to pay as much as £60million for the 21-year-old, which would have made him one of the most expensive British players ever.

When asked about Chelsea’s approach, Gordon said: “That’s football nowadays – it’s absolutely crazy.

“Personally, I don’t think any player is worth that amount of money but I’m also not going to talk myself down.

“The money in football, that’s just how it is nowadays. I wasn’t too focused on that because I can only control what I can control.

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“That’s part and parcel of football. When you’re doing well, there’s always going to be that speculation.”

He added another reason was that he was not desperate to leave Everton.

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