Diego Forlan's agent has played down talk linking the
player with a possible move to Liverpool.
Reports over the weekend suggested Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez was
considering bringing the former Manchester United man back to
England.
It has been suggested that Benitez has turned to Forlan after being
priced out of moves for top targets such as Samuel Eto'o and Carlos
Tevez.
Forlan has recaptured his best form at Villarreal after arriving in
the summer of 2004 following a difficult two-and-a-half-year spell
at Old Trafford.
The Uruguayan, who has three years to run on his contract at
Villarreal, is believed to be keen on a move back to England.
Forlan's agent Daniel Bolotnicoff says he has not had any offers
from Liverpool and that Forlan's future depends on
Villarreal.
"There has not been any offer from Liverpool and it's very
difficult to talk about what might happen when there isn't an offer
there, but things can change every day," Bolotnicoff told The
Times.
"If he received a very good offer then he will think about it, but
it will also depend on whether Villarreal are happy."
Liverpool have also been linked with a move for Real Zaragoza's
Diego Milito after they reportedly had the Argentine player watched
during last weekend's game with Real Madrid.
