Roman Abramovich is prepared to splash out on a big-money signing this summer, according to Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck.

With a new manager to be installed, Buck does not expect wholesale changes in the playing staff, but he revealed owner Abramovich his prepared to open his chequebook should the right man become available.
The chairman told Chelsea TV: "We expect three or four players to leave and three or four players to come in.
"We would like to fund those purchases with the transfer fees we receive but, having said that, if the right player comes along, even if he's an expensive player, Roman is willing to do that if it makes sense for Chelsea Football Club.
AC Milan boss Carlo Ancelotti remains favourite to replace Guus Hiddink, who has endeared himself to the Chelsea fans since being place in interim charge in February following the departure of Luiz Felipe Scolari.
Buck expects Chelsea to have a new man in place "sooner rather than later''.
"We've done our homework and we would hope that quite probably, sooner rather than later, we will announce the manager for next season and beyond.
"We're looking for the kind of person that can win trophies for Chelsea Football Club in an entertaining way year after year after year.''
FINALLY!!! ITS ABOUT TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i thought he had been splashing all these while?
he needs to splash on young players this time.
get CR lah SAF will be damn tulan if that happened