Jose Bosingwa's agent has dismissed rumours the Porto
right-back has agreed terms over a summer switch to Manchester
United.
The 25-year-old Portugal international has been linked
with a move to Old Trafford in the English press, but Rui Neno
insists nothing has been agreed.
"There is not any sort of agreement with Manchester United," he
said.
Neno claims no club has yet matched Porto's valuation of the
player but reckons Bosingwa could be interested in a move.
"If any club bid the 30 million euros set by the club, I believe
there might be agreement," he said.
"In Bosingwa's contract there is not any buyout clause
preventing him from negotiating."
Bosingwa is seen in some quarters as a possible long-term
successor to Gary Neville, who has endured an injury-plagued
campaign.
But the Red Devils would have competition if they were planning
to make a bid, according to Neno.
"What has happened is that clubs from, Spain, Italy, England and
recently Germany have shown interest in the player," added
Neno.
"Given his style of play, I really think that he would adapt
easily to the Premier League, despite the fact some other European
clubs have shown their interest."
