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CHARLTON DEMAND FIRST REFUSAL ON KEANE

Charlton Athletic are demanding first refusal on Robbie Keane if he returns to the Premiership from Inter Milan. The South London club insist they have first refusal on the £13million striker after signing a link-up agreement with the Italian giants. They have already been in touch with the Seria A club with a view to taking Keane on loan until the end of the season. Addicks assistant manager Keith Peacock confirme: "Our agreement with Inter quite clearly states that we have the first option on Robbie. I have been in contact with the club to discuss the situation and I have been left in no doubt that he wants to stay with Inter at the moment." Charlton have a 'special agreement' with Inter that has already seen them swap youngsters. Peacock continued; "Any wild speculation that anyone may have read recently - about him signing for Spurs or Chelsea - is just that, wild speculation. If Robbie's situation does change, our supporters can rest assured that we will be using our first refusal option to be at the front of the queue to talk to him. He is a wonderful player,"

ROBBIE TO FIGHT FOR PLACE AT INTER

Robbie Keane has rejected Leeds and Chelsea's overtures and insisted he wants to stay put at Inter Milan. The Republic of Ireland youngster has been unable to hold down a first team place at the San Siro since a summer £12million move from Coventry, and that's with Ronaldo and Christian Vieri still on the injured list. Chelsea are ready to bring him back for £10million. Leeds are also interested and would like him on loan as cover for the injured Michael Bridges.
But Keane insists his future remains in Italy. "No one said it would be easy here but you have to challenge yourself and I am determined to get into the first team. I would be foolish to return before I have given Serie A a good shot. I am happy to fight for my place at Inter," he said.

ROBBIE SCORES FIRST GOAL FOR INTER

ROBBIE KEANE scored his first goal for Serie A giants Inter Milan in a friendly against amateur side Vigevano last night.
The 20-year-old Irish international, signed from Coventry for £13m last week, played the full 90 minutes and scored Inter's first goal just before half-time in a 3-2 win. Keane is expected to be on the bench for Inter's Champions' League qualifier against Helsingborg tomorrow match with Turkish star Hakan Sukur and Chilean Ivan Zamorano forming the strike partnership.

ROBBIE FROM FIRST DEVISION TO SERIE A IN ONE YEAR

"When I was on my way to Italy I was thinking to myself how unpredictable things are. This time last year I was getting ready to play for Wolves in the first division. Now I've got to get ready to play alongside people like Ronaldo, Vieri, Blanc, Seedort, [Luigi] Di Biagio and other great players who, all of a sudden, are now my team-mates."

INTER SIGN KEANE

Inter Milan have completed the £12million signing of Coventry striker Robbie Keane subject to a medical. The Irish international flew out to Italy for talks and signed a contract on Saturday with the Serie A giants. Coventry chairman Bryan Richardson. "We have agreed a transfer fee of £12million with Inter Milan and the player will be flying to Italy on Saturday morning to negotiate his personal terms," he announced. Sky Blues boss Gordon Strachan was desperate to keep Keane, who he rates as one of the best young players in the world, but accepted that the offer was simply too large for City to turn down. Strachan said: "I wanted to keep Robbie - for another year at least - but Inter made a huge bid for him and it was too much for the club to resist. The decision to sell him was not made by me. I hope that he flies over to Italy and he doesn't like the San Siro, doesn't like the pay rise, doesn't like playing with Ronaldo and Vieri".

INTER OFFER £12M FOR KEANE

According to reports Inter Milan have offered Coventry City £12m for striker Robbie Keane. The Italian side have been in contact with Coventry over Robbie Keane, who was signed from Wolves by Gordon Strachan for £6m last year. "Robbie Keane is the most likely option for us." says Inter chairman Gabriele Oriali.