Manchester City defender, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Aleksandar-Kolarov-c4475 could end up leaving the Etihad Stadium, after revealing that he isn’t too happy at the club.
The defender is said to be looking to secure first team football at the club, but given the form and the way Gael Clichy has been playing for City, it seems like Kolarov could have his fair share of problems, before he starts for the club.
The player has been linked with a move to a number of teams in the past, but for the time being, Italian side, Juventus are the favourites to land him.
However, when talking about his future and the possibility of a move away from Manchester City, Kolarov has decided to stay rather quiet and isn’t revealing too much information at the moment.
The Serbian international, when talking about life at City and what his ambitions are for the future, is quoted to have said: "I am in constant contact with my agent, so we will soon see what happens"
"I am very happy here in Manchester, but my goal is to play with greater regularity. I said it to [coach http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Mancini-c23323.”
"Money has nothing to do with it and I have no problem with wages. It's simply that I would like to be able to feel more of a regular."
City signed the talented full back for a price of nearly twenty million Euros from http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Lazio-c39775 in 2010. However, following his move to the club, the player seems to be slowly falling down the ranks.
This past season, Kolarov managed to make only twelve appearances for City in the league and despite him performing in almost every one of those games, he just couldn’t convince Mancini to offer him a starting role.
At the moment, no club has gone on to contact City about the possibility of a transfer for Kolarov. However, given the talent that he possesses and the way he plays for City, he is more than likely to attract a number of suitors, should he be made available
in the market.
It is now going to be a wait to see whether Kolarov stays at the club, or ends up leaving.
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