England international midfielder Joe Cole could join a club in the Italian top flight this summer, according to his agent.
Cole was released by Premier League champions Chelsea at the end of the 2009-10 campaign and the 28-year-old has yet to sign a contract with another club. However, there has been interest in the player from some Serie A clubs, according to his agent.
"For now, there isn't anything new to report. Joe has returned from South Africa and will now go on holiday," David Geiss has been quoted by Eurosport as saying.
“There are always clubs interested… In around two to three weeks there will be some news.”
When asked about interest from Milan and Juventus, Geiss remarked, “They are possible deals and I confirm that we are not dealing with rubbish.”
Earlier on Wednesday, it was reported that AC Milan were keen to rope in Cole by offering him a three-year contract worth £9 million.
Cole was released by Premier League champions Chelsea at the end of the 2009-10 campaign and the 28-year-old has yet to sign a contract with another club. However, there has been interest in the player from some Serie A clubs, according to his agent.
"For now, there isn't anything new to report. Joe has returned from South Africa and will now go on holiday," David Geiss has been quoted by Eurosport as saying.
“There are always clubs interested… In around two to three weeks there will be some news.”
When asked about interest from Milan and Juventus, Geiss remarked, “They are possible deals and I confirm that we are not dealing with rubbish.”
Earlier on Wednesday, it was reported that AC Milan were keen to rope in Cole by offering him a three-year contract worth £9 million.
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