Bayern Munich midfielder Mark van Bommel has revealed that Milan have made enquiries about signing him, but he confirmed that there has been no serious offer yet.
Van Bommel’s contract expires at the end of the season and inevitably there has been speculation about his plans, with Milan consistently linked with him in recent weeks.
On Wednesday, the Dutchman’s representative played down talk of a move to the Rossoneri, saying he would “be in Milan but to discuss other matters”, but Van Bommel’s comments appeared to contradict his agent.
“I’ve read some of the rumours about me leaving Bayern Munich,” Van Bommel told Radio 538. “It’s not like I read eveything, but my name comes up quite a lot on the internet at the moment.
“They’re right when they write that there’s some interest, but nothing’s serious at the moment. There are a number of clubs from England, Italy and Netherlands that want me.
“It’s very possible that PSV are among the interested teams. I haven’t spoken to any clubs yet, but I will definitely consider a move. I can switch clubs now or in the summer. Everything’s possible.
“Milan have also shown an interest in signing me. We are currently in talks with them. I don’t really start thinking about it though until the interest gets really serious.
“There have been plenty of offers, but I’ve turned down several options. I need to have a good feeling with an eventual new club and I have to feel at home there.”
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