Mark Viduka's agent is planning to send a video of Viduka's goals to Chelsea's new owner Roman Abramovich as part of his campaign to find a lucrative new deal for the Socceroo.

Abramovich, a Russian billionaire, has launched an aggressive recruiting campaign since buying the London club this month, targeting top players like Patrick Viera, Christian Vieri and Rivaldo.

Viduka's agent Andrea D'Amico is keen to get his player on Abramovich's shopping list.

"I will send him a video of all Mark's goals," D'Amico told British newspaper The Sun.

"Chelsea would be right for him."

D'Amico has incurred the wrath of Leeds United chairman Professor John McKenzie by hawking Viduka around Europe.

Viduka still has three years to go on his contract with Leeds and McKenzie insists the Australian striker is not for sale, despite the club's debts of almost STG80 million ($A200 million).

But D'Amico was unrepentant, saying the decision could be forced on Leeds.

"Leeds are not in a position to ask too much," he said.

"We are talking to interested clubs and maybe Leeds will have to sell Mark."

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