Sevilla striker Luis Fabiano is set to spark a summer bidding
war between mega rich rivals Manchester City and Chelsea after the
Brazil star sounded out a potential big-money move to the Premier
League.
Fabiano, who missed a penalty in the 1-0 exhibition against
England last November in Qatar, has a year to run on his current
contract with the La Liga club.
The 29-year-old hitman has struck eight goals in 12 games for
the Rojiblancos having
formed a fruitful partnership with ex-West Ham and Spurs frontman
Fredi Kanoute.
Changing man: Luis Fabiano insists he is happy at
Sevilla put hinted things 'could change' with one year left to run
on his contract
And although the Brazilian admits he is content with life in
Spain, he has alerted a host of prospective suitors with his
admission that 'anything can happen.'
'I have a year left on my contract and am happy at Sevilla. But
things can change very quickly,' he claimed in The Sun.
'I do not want to speak about my future at the moment because we
are just thinking about the Champions League and the Spanish league
where we still have a lot to play for.'
On the move; Fabiano has not ruled out the
possibility of one day playing in England
The Brazilian would command a fee upwards of £10million which
Sevilla would find difficult to refuse he the striker opts to stall
over a fresh deal.
With Robinho keen to prolong his short-term loan stay at Santos
permanently, Manchester City could swoop for his services with
Chelsea also seriously interested.