Kasper Schmeichel's agent
insists his client did not snub a loan move to Swedish side
Elfsborg.
Reports in Denmark had suggested that the Manchester City keeper
had turned down the opportunity to spend a spell in
Scandinavia.
Elfsborg sporting director Stefan Andreasson has made no secret
of his desire to land a new keeper, with Schmeichel and former
Fulham ace Antti Niemi believed to be in his thoughts.
However, Michael Johansen claims no contact has been made with
the City man.
He does admit that a loan deal would be off the cards as
Schmeichel is registered in the Blues' Uefa Cup squad, but claims
the youngster remains keen to find a route out of Eastlands in an
effort to find regular first team football.
"Andreasson claims Kasper isn't interested. I must reject that,"
Johansen told Bold.
"The situation is that Kasper can't join them on loan and they
haven't held any discussions with Kasper Schmeichel.
"There must be some kind of miscommunication.
He added: "It can't be done. Manchester City have no interest in
letting him go out on loan.
"They have registered him as one of their three goalkeepers for
the Uefa Cup and if they get any injuries, they do not want to be
left without a back-up goalkeeper."
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