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Stuttgart's Aliaksandr Hleb Will Not Join Inter - Agent
The player's agent has rubbished reports claiming Inter were interested in his client...
04-Dec-2009 3:32:29 PM
Stuttgart midfielder Aliaksandr Hleb will not join Inter in January, despite German media claiming he was set for an exit.
A number of reports suggested the former Arsenal and Barcelona man wanted to change scenery in the winter. Inter had been following him in the summer before he swapped Spain for Germany. Voices claim the Nerazzurri are still keen on the player, but his agent Maurizio Gaudino has other ideas.
"Inter are once again interested in Hleb? There is nothing true in this," the agent told Tuttomercatoweb.com.
"Hleb at the moment is unhappy, but it's not because he has problems with the club. He is just annoyed that the team is not doing very well.
"If he does eventually leave then it will be in a very long time from now."
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
A number of reports suggested the former Arsenal and Barcelona man wanted to change scenery in the winter. Inter had been following him in the summer before he swapped Spain for Germany. Voices claim the Nerazzurri are still keen on the player, but his agent Maurizio Gaudino has other ideas.
"Inter are once again interested in Hleb? There is nothing true in this," the agent told Tuttomercatoweb.com.
"Hleb at the moment is unhappy, but it's not because he has problems with the club. He is just annoyed that the team is not doing very well.
"If he does eventually leave then it will be in a very long time from now."
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
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