Peter Kenyon, the Chelsea chief executive, says the possible arrival of Robinho from Real Madrid would signal the end of the club's transfer dealings this summer.

Kenyon confirm the club's interest in the Brazilian forward yesterday, admitting that talks between the clubs had already taken place. However, Robinho's future at Real remains unsure with some reports suggesting he will only be allowed to join Chelsea should the Spanish champions sign Cristiano Ronaldo from Manchester United.

"I think as far as Robinho is concerned it is quite right he has been one of our targets," Kenyon said. "We have had several conversations with Madrid and he is a player we think would add a great deal to Chelsea.

"We have got a fantastic squad and that has been strengthened with [Jose] Bosingwa and Deco and I think the coach was just looking for one more to complete what he thinks is the perfect squad.

"There is still a long way to go on that one, but we are very, very interested and the clubs are in dialogue."