Andriy Shevchenko lined up for Chelsea coaching role?

Shevchenko to get Chelsea role?

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich has reportedly begun talks with former striker Andriy Shevchenko over moving to Stamford Bridge in a coaching capacity.

The Russian billionaire is believed to have a friendship with Shevchenko, who retired from the game following Euro 2012. The ex-Ukraine international spent three years at the West London club during his career.

It is understood that Abramovich is trying to find a position for the retired striker to work within the coaching staff alongside interim manager Rafael Benitez, according to The Express.

Reports have claimed that the 36-year-old could be given a director of football role at the Premier League club.

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