Manchester United and
Manchester City are keeping tabs
on Sevilla striker Luis Fabiano's situation.
The Daily Mail says Fabiano has not ruled out a future
move away from Sevilla, alerting Premier
League rivals Manchester
City and United.
Both clubs were linked with a £20million swoop for the
28-year-old during this summer's transfer window but Fabiano would
prefer a move to Italy despite being let down by AC Milan, according to his agent.
Reports in Italy claim Juventus are keen to lure Fabiano to Turin next
June as a replacement for French striker David Trezeguet, who
recently announced he will leave the Bianconeri next summer.
"The market closed last week and it seems absurd to talk about
transfers now," said Fabiano's agent Jose Fuentes. "However, if
there is an interest from an Italian club then we will sit down and
listen.
"We have not had any direct contact with Juventus so far, but it is an honour that such an
important club is interested in Luis."
