Manchester City left-back Aleksandar Kolarov has left the door open on a potential move to Juventus, despite saying he is happy to stay.
The 27-year-old started just 11 Premier League matches for City last season and has struggled for regular football due to the presence of French left-back Gael Clichy.
Kolarov has been linked with a switch to Serie A champions Juventus recently, and when quizzed about the rumours, he declared that he would be interested.
The Serbian was also at pains to state he was not seeking a way out of Manchester immediately, but added that if he was not a regular under new manager Manuel Pellegrini, then he would be keen on an exit from England.
I m happy at City and it is my intention to remain, Kolarov told Tuttosport.
I want to play as much as possible to show (Manuel) Pellegrini my qualities. I want to remain in Manchester, but it is only logical that should I not be given any space in the team then I ll have to evaluate a few things.
It is nice to know that an important and prestigious club such as Juventus like me, but I m not the only person who will have a say on my future.
If something is to happen then it will be decided by the two clubs first. What I can say is that I was happy in Italy and I like your football.
Kolarov told the Serbian press last week that he was available to cut my salary in a bid to play first-team football.
He was signed by City from Italian outfit Lazio in 2010 for a reported fee of £16 million.