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Anderlecht midfielder Lucas Biglia is hoping to join a
Premier League club this summer, according to the player's
agent.
The 23-year-old Argentine has made 89 league appearances for the
Belgium outfit since arriving from Independiente in 2006, and has
been capped at both U17 and U20 level for his country, helping the
South Americans win the 2005 FIFA World Youth Championship
alongside Barcelona forward Lionel Messi.
The central midfielder, who has been tipped to star for Diego
Maradona's senior national side at next year's World Cup, is now
seeking a high-profile move in order to improve his chances of
making the plane to South Africa.
And, according to the player's agent, he would love to team up
with Liverpool midfielder and fellow countryman Javier
Mascherano.
"We know there is interest in Lucas, and they [Anderlecht] know
that he is keen on moving to England," Barry McIntosh told Sky
Sports News.
"Lucas wants to play for Argentina, and he knows playing in
England is a fantastic showcase for him to display his talents.
"He has already shunned offers to move elsewhere. He is good
friends with Javier Mascherano having played with him in all the
youth teams and he has seen what a big success he has been in
England.
"He would love to play with Javier again at senior level, and we
think that is very achievable."