Klaas-Jan Huntelaar's agent insists his client has not
been the subject of any approach.
The Holland international joined Spanish giants Real Madrid in
January, but has fallen down the pecking order at El Santiago
Bernabeu.
His fellow Dutchman Ruud van Nistelrooy is expected to make his
eagerly-awaited return from injury next season, while Real have
already swooped for Kaka and Cristiano Ronaldo this summer.
The array of attacking options now available to Los Blancos boss
Manuel Pellegrini suggests Huntelaar may struggle to get a look in
during the 2009/10 campaign.
As a result, reports have suggested he could be on the move over
the course of the coming weeks.
Italian outfit Roma are said to have expressed an interest, but
Huntelaar's representative insists there are no plans for the
25-year-old to leave Spain.
"I have not met (Real president) Florentino Perez and (Real
sporting director) Jorge Valdano yet, but he is under contract for
four years and is part of Real Madrid's plans," Arnold Oosterveer
told Calcio Mercato.
"We haven't been told anything by the directors and no meeting
has been planned with them.
"I haven't been contacted by Roma. No team has asked for
Huntelaar and all the rumours come from the press, including in
England."
