Galatasaray claim they have signed Harry Kewell - but the Australian's agent Bernie Mandic insists the deal has not been completed.
The Turkish club's website said Kewell, 29, had signed a three-year contract after he was not offered a new deal by Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez.
But Mandic said: "We have not finalised a deal for Harry and it's down to two possibilities."
Mandic added that Kewell's future may become clearer on Saturday.
Roma, Spartak Moscow and Portsmouth have all been linked with a move for the Australian international.
Kewell had five injury-troubled seasons at Liverpool after moving from Leeds.
A move to Galatasaray would end any possibility of Kewell being one of Australia's three over-age players at the Beijing Olympics.
Kewell was sent off playing for Leeds against Galatasaray in the 2000 Uefa Cup semi-final.
He scored a goal and helped set up another in Australia's 3-1 win over Qatar in June that guaranteed them a place in the second round of Asian qualifying for the 2010 World Cup.
The Turkish club's website said Kewell, 29, had signed a three-year contract after he was not offered a new deal by Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez.
But Mandic said: "We have not finalised a deal for Harry and it's down to two possibilities."
Mandic added that Kewell's future may become clearer on Saturday.
Roma, Spartak Moscow and Portsmouth have all been linked with a move for the Australian international.
Kewell had five injury-troubled seasons at Liverpool after moving from Leeds.
A move to Galatasaray would end any possibility of Kewell being one of Australia's three over-age players at the Beijing Olympics.
Kewell was sent off playing for Leeds against Galatasaray in the 2000 Uefa Cup semi-final.
He scored a goal and helped set up another in Australia's 3-1 win over Qatar in June that guaranteed them a place in the second round of Asian qualifying for the 2010 World Cup.
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