Italian football agent Vincenzo Morabito claims that AC Milan are the only Serie A club interested in Liverpool defender Daniel Agger.
The 24-year-old has made just ten Premier League appearances this season and has featured only twice since the New Year.
The Denmark international has made no secret of the fact that he would be willing to leave Anfield if he does not start to play on a more regular basis.
The former Brondby centre-half's contract is set to run out in less than 18 months' time and so far Liverpool have yet to offer him a new deal.
"Agger is a player who is rarely used at Liverpool," Morabito told Sportmediaset.
"He is a good player but has not found much space in the team over the last two seasons."
Agger has reportedly attracted interest from Milan, who would be able to double his current wages, but recently fellow Italian giants Juventus and Inter have been mooted as alternative destinations.
"I don't think Agger will attract a bidding war between the major clubs but Milan are thinking about him to a certain extent," he added.
"Inter? I don't think so at all. If Agger was to come to Italy then he would only go to Milan."
The Rossoneri are said to be keen to line up a replacement for skipper Paulo Maldini who is finally expected to hang up his boots at the end of the season.
The 24-year-old has made just ten Premier League appearances this season and has featured only twice since the New Year.
The Denmark international has made no secret of the fact that he would be willing to leave Anfield if he does not start to play on a more regular basis.
The former Brondby centre-half's contract is set to run out in less than 18 months' time and so far Liverpool have yet to offer him a new deal.
"Agger is a player who is rarely used at Liverpool," Morabito told Sportmediaset.
"He is a good player but has not found much space in the team over the last two seasons."
Agger has reportedly attracted interest from Milan, who would be able to double his current wages, but recently fellow Italian giants Juventus and Inter have been mooted as alternative destinations.
"I don't think Agger will attract a bidding war between the major clubs but Milan are thinking about him to a certain extent," he added.
"Inter? I don't think so at all. If Agger was to come to Italy then he would only go to Milan."
The Rossoneri are said to be keen to line up a replacement for skipper Paulo Maldini who is finally expected to hang up his boots at the end of the season.
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