Albert Riera has revealed his desire to return to English football with Liverpool.
The Spanish left-winger has fallen out with his club Espanyol and wants to return to the Premier League following a previous spell on loan with Manchester City
Manager Rafael Benitez has pondered a move for the 26-year-old this summer to strengthen his attacking options – but wouldn’t consider paying anything above £8million.
Even then he would only be likely to pursue his interest if he was unable to seal his top two targets of Robbie Keane and Gareth Barry.
“I know English football and it is an attractive option for players,” Riera said.
“If Espanyol do finally receive an offer I do not want to miss the opportunity to go to Liverpool. The option to join a super-club doesn’t come every day.
“I am a realistic person but this has given me something to look forward to.
“To reject the possibility of a move would be madness.”
Liverpool remain confident of sealing Keane’s signature, but are considering their response to complaints made by his club to the FA, before it is decided whether they will face a charge.
Spurs chairman Daniel Levy has reported both the Anfield club and Manchester United for what he calls “disgraceful” conduct during the current transfer sagas.
The Spanish left-winger has fallen out with his club Espanyol and wants to return to the Premier League following a previous spell on loan with Manchester City
Manager Rafael Benitez has pondered a move for the 26-year-old this summer to strengthen his attacking options – but wouldn’t consider paying anything above £8million.
Even then he would only be likely to pursue his interest if he was unable to seal his top two targets of Robbie Keane and Gareth Barry.
“I know English football and it is an attractive option for players,” Riera said.
“If Espanyol do finally receive an offer I do not want to miss the opportunity to go to Liverpool. The option to join a super-club doesn’t come every day.
“I am a realistic person but this has given me something to look forward to.
“To reject the possibility of a move would be madness.”
Liverpool remain confident of sealing Keane’s signature, but are considering their response to complaints made by his club to the FA, before it is decided whether they will face a charge.
Spurs chairman Daniel Levy has reported both the Anfield club and Manchester United for what he calls “disgraceful” conduct during the current transfer sagas.
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