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Manchester City On Alert As Wolfsburg Hitman Edin Dzeko Seeks Move To A "Big Club"
Bosnian attacker wants to play in a higher quality league...
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Jul 12, 2010 11:44:00 PM
By Anthony Sciarrino
Edin Dzeko is seeking a transfer to a “big club” this summer, leaving the door open for Manchester City to make a move for the Wolfsburg striker.
The Bundesliga club has stated that they will not sell the Bosnia and Herzegovina international for less than £34 million, but City officials value the 24-year-old as worth £22-24 million.
Italian giants Juventus are also interested Dzeko, who is currently in pre-season training with Wolfsburg, but the star striker has told the club that he wants to leave before the season begins.
"I want to clarify that it is not a matter of money, but of ambition. I feel I have to take a leap in quality and play for a big club,” Dzeko told The Telegraph.
"It is an important moment of my career and I also explained that to the leaders of Wolfsburg.
“With them I have a wonderful relationship and I am sure they will fulfil my desire."
Dzeko was the leading scorer in the Bundesliga last season, scoring 22 league goals as Wolfsburg finished a disappointing eighth one year after winning their first league title two seasons ago.
The Bundesliga club has stated that they will not sell the Bosnia and Herzegovina international for less than £34 million, but City officials value the 24-year-old as worth £22-24 million.
Italian giants Juventus are also interested Dzeko, who is currently in pre-season training with Wolfsburg, but the star striker has told the club that he wants to leave before the season begins.
"I want to clarify that it is not a matter of money, but of ambition. I feel I have to take a leap in quality and play for a big club,” Dzeko told The Telegraph.
"It is an important moment of my career and I also explained that to the leaders of Wolfsburg.
“With them I have a wonderful relationship and I am sure they will fulfil my desire."
Dzeko was the leading scorer in the Bundesliga last season, scoring 22 league goals as Wolfsburg finished a disappointing eighth one year after winning their first league title two seasons ago.
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