Chelsea Deny Making €60m Bid For Atletico Madrid Duo Sergio Aguero And Diego Godin

Miguel Angel Gil transfer claims described as 'wild'.
Chelsea have denied making a €60 (£52) million joint-bid for Atletico Madrid striker Sergio Aguero and defender Diego Godin.

Miguel Angel Gil, the Spanish club's CEO, claimed the Premier League champions had made the huge offer for the pair.

But the English club claim to have made no such enquiry for the highly-rated duo, describing the story as 'wild.'

"We never comment on transfer speculation, no matter how wild it is," a club sokesperson commented to Press Association Sport.

Aguero has been linked with most of Europe's heavyweights over the last two years, but has repeatedly stated his loyalty to the club.

Godin on the other hand, is less well known to those outside Spain, but recently performed admirably at the heart of Uruguay's defence at the most recent World Cup, and has been at Atletico for little over half a year since his move from Villarreal.

Gil, who is no newcomer to a little controversy, also claimed recently that Atletico's city rivals Real Madrid offered for the Argentinian international, mentioning that the club were willing to part ways with £39m.