Bayern Munich striker Lukas Podolski
claims Tottenham Hotspur and Juventus have shown an
interest.
Podolski endured a frustrating past season at the Allianz Arena
and is considering his future with the German champions.
He is currently impressing with Germany at Euro 2008 and plans
to discuss his situation with new Bayern coach Jurgen Klinsmann
after the tournament.
Reports have suggested Spurs and Italian giants Juventus would
be keen to sign Podolski, if the former Cologne forward decides to
quit Bayern.
And the 23-year-old, who was linked with Manchester City in the
January transfer window, appears to be tempted by the reported
interest.
"I have been informed about both clubs'
interest," Podolski told Express.
"That is very interesting for me."
Podolski, however, has reiterated that he will not make any firm
decisions on his future until Germany's participation at Euro 2008
is over.
He added: "I really want to reach the semi-final. I will only
start thinking about the future after that."
German reports also suggest Podolski could be used as part of a
swap deal after Bayern were linked with a bid for Stuttgart's top
scorer Mario Gomez.