Everton and Birmingham are eyeing up Olivier Kapo after
the Juventus midfielder admitted he wants a move to the Premier
League this summer.
The Frenchman spent last season on loan in Spain with Levante and
Real Mallorca and Real Betis have both enquired about taking him
back to Spain.
Kapo has hinted he would prefer a switch to England, although he
admits his future is in the hands of new Juve boss Claudio
Ranieri.
"At the moment I am only thinking of my holidays and it will be
Juventus that decides my future," Kapo told the Spanish
press.
"The Premier League is enormously attractive for any player. For me
it would be excellent but I repeat that it does not just depend on
me.
"My experience in Spain was positive but Levante were only fighting
to avoid relegation and I desire a club with more
aspirations."
Everton and Birmingham are both thought to have made contact with
Juve and the Italians are thought to have told the pair they want
£2million for the 26-year-old.
Greek giants Olympiakos and AEK Athens are also thought to be
interested, although it is likely they would try for a season-long
loan.
