Carlo Ancelotti will attempt to block any move by Premier League clubs to buy Sami Khedira this January, but Real Madrid will overrule their coach if the offer comes close to their £10million valuation of the player whose contract runs out at the end of the season. Here’s Sportsmail's assessment of who should be pushing hardest for the 27-year-old World Cup winner: Sami Khedira celebrates winning the World Cup with Germany in Brazil in the summer Arsenal It’s not difficult to see why Arsenal might try to meet that evaluation as soon as the window opens and then talk wages with the German World Cup winner who was understood to be demanding over £150,000-a-week in the summer.
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Carlo Ancelotti will attempt to block moves from Premier League clubs
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But if an offer of £10million comes in, Real Madrid may overrule the Italian
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Arsenal could add Khedira to make a World Cup-winning spine to the team
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Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho brought Khedira in from Stuttgart when he was Real Madrid boss in 2010
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Manchester United could also move for the German in the January window
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The 27-year-old was thought to be asking for £150,000-a-week in summer
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