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發表於 2007-6-25 13:43:12
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Kapo eyes English move
Everton and Birmingham have joined the chase for Juventus' Olivier Kapo, according to reports in Spain.
Kapo spent last season on loan at Levante and is not thought to figure in the plans of new Juve manager Claudio Ranieri.
The Frenchman is happy to let Ranieri decide his future but has made it known that he would like to join a top club after a year battling relegation with Levante.
Real Mallorca and Real Betis have enquired about Kapo's availability in recent months, but Kapo admits he is most tempted by a move to the Premier League.
Juve are understood to be asking for €3million (£2million) for Kapo and have already attracted interest from Everton and Birmingham.
Both sides are looking to strengthen their attacking options ahead of the new season and have reportedly made contact with Juve.
"At the moment I am only thinking of my holidays and it will be Juventus that decides my future," Kapo told the Spanish press.
"The club know my preferences. I want a good sporting project.
"The Premier League is enormously attractive for any player. For me it would be excellent but I repeat that it does not just depend on me.
"My experience in Spain was positive but Levante were only fighting to avoid relegation and I desire a club with more aspirations."
Greek giants Olympiakos and AEK Athens have also been linked with Kapo, although they are more likely to pursue a loan move rather than a permanent transfer.
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