Chelsea set to plot January move for red hot ircadi

Inter striker Mauro Icardi has confirmed that he will consider any offers that come in for him, amid interest from Real Madrid and Chelsea.
Speaking about his future,Icardi admitted that he is happy at the San Siro, but refused to rule out a future move away.
 Argentinian striker has been perennially linked with moves away from the Italian giants in recent years, but the club captain has always remained a key fixture at the San Siro.
Real Madrid have been long-term admirers of Icardi and could move for him as a potential replacement for Karim Benzema, who has seen his future in Spain questioned this season.
Icardi is said to be one of two strikers shortlisted by Maurizio Sarri in preparation for the January transfer window.
The Italian head coach wants to add to his forward line and has been linked for a move to Orcadi or Lorenzo insigne.

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