Chilean starlet Alexis Sanchez has opened the door for a summer move to England or Spain.
The 21-year-old forward currently plies his trade in Serie A with Udinese, but harbours ambitions of testing himself in the Premier League or Primera Liga.
His talents were spotted by Udinese at a young age and they snapped him up in 2006.
He was loaned out to Colo Colo and River Plate as he continued to learn his trade, before moving to Italy in 2008.
Sanchez has continued to shine in Europe, helping to raise his profile and attract plenty of interest from afar.
The likes of Manchester United, Liverpool, Real Madrid and Lyon are all reported to be monitoring his progress, keen to bring the exciting youngster on board.
He will get another opportunity to showcase his considerable talent at this summer's World Cup and is tipped to make a big impact in South Africa.
Should he live up to his billing that could be enough to persuade a top club from England or Spain to open their chequebook.
Sanchez said: "My agent has told me that a lot of big clubs have asked about me.
"I'm still focused on Udinese, but I have personal ambitions this summer and England and Spain are sensational leagues."
The 21-year-old forward currently plies his trade in Serie A with Udinese, but harbours ambitions of testing himself in the Premier League or Primera Liga.
His talents were spotted by Udinese at a young age and they snapped him up in 2006.
He was loaned out to Colo Colo and River Plate as he continued to learn his trade, before moving to Italy in 2008.
Sanchez has continued to shine in Europe, helping to raise his profile and attract plenty of interest from afar.
The likes of Manchester United, Liverpool, Real Madrid and Lyon are all reported to be monitoring his progress, keen to bring the exciting youngster on board.
He will get another opportunity to showcase his considerable talent at this summer's World Cup and is tipped to make a big impact in South Africa.
Should he live up to his billing that could be enough to persuade a top club from England or Spain to open their chequebook.
Sanchez said: "My agent has told me that a lot of big clubs have asked about me.
"I'm still focused on Udinese, but I have personal ambitions this summer and England and Spain are sensational leagues."
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