Neymar reveals Chelsea dream as David Luiz admits he would ‘love it’ if Brazil team-mate made move to Stamford Bridge

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By Adithya Ananth

29 Mar 2011 08:04:00

Neymar - Brazil (Getty Images)

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Brazil and Santos attacker Neymar has admitted that it would be a dream come true if he joined Chelsea.

The teenager reaffirmed his status as one of the world’s best emerging talents by bagging a brace during the recent 2-0 victory over Scotland at the Emirates Stadium.

The Blues – along with a host of other top European clubs – have been linked with a move for the starlet, and he has now affirmed that he has a desire to join the west London club.

“Chelsea’s a great club,” Neymar told Sky Sports News. “It’s a dream of every player to play at Chelsea.

“If one day it happens, I will be very happy to come.

“When the moment comes we are going to sit with my family.

“We are going to think about it and discuss the options.”

The Blues tried to sign the youngster last summer, but it proved to be fruitless as the player continued to ply his trade at Santos.

Neymar added: “Last year, when Chelsea came, we sat together and we thought it wasn’t the time yet.

“If it happens this year, we are going to sit again and going to discuss about it.”

The attacker maintained that despite his ambition to move he remains happy at the Brazilian club for the moment.

He said: “I am happy there and, when the time comes, God will make me take the right decision and things will happen.”

In the meantime, Chelsea defender David Luiz is hoping that his team-mate at international level makes a move to play for the London-based club.

“I am very happy, because I’m at one of the best teams in the world,” he said, having made a move from Benfica in the January transfer window.

“I would love it if Neymar came to Chelsea. He is going to be one of the best players in the world.”

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