EPL: Rudiger to receive £400,000-a-week offer to leave Chelsea

Chelsea defender, Antonio Rudiger, is set to become one of the highest-paid defenders ever with a £400,000-per-week deal abroad, the UK Mirror reports.

The 28-year-old is out of contract at the end of this season.

Bayern Munich and Juventus, who have a reputation for snapping up top-class players on free transfers, are both keen on his services.

The two clubs are understood to have a huge pay packet waiting once negotiations with foreign clubs begin in January.

Rudiger is keeping his options open after being offered a new contract by Chelsea worth just £130,000-a-week.

Striker Romelu Lukaku, the same age as the German centre-back, is currently being paid £350,000-a-week.

After helping Chelsea lift the Champions League trophy with the best defence in the competition, the club offered the deal to his representatives with a deadline of the end of the summer to agree.

Rudiger’s camp stood their ground and are now ready to listen to offers directly from rival European clubs.

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