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The agent of Manchester City star Yaya Toure has left the door open for a summer move to PSG or Real Madrid.
Toure is growing increasingly unsettled at the Etihad, follows issues surrounding his birthday and the club’s reported reluctance to permit a leave of absence while his late brother was seriously ill in hospital.
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His agent, Dmitri Seluk – who recently claimed that his client would win more personal awards ‘if he was white’ – admits that a move to either France’s Ligue 1 or a return to La Liga, would be tempting proposals for Toure.
"If an important club like PSG or Real Madrid made a big offer it would be for Manchester City to decide what happens," he told The Times.
So far this summer, Manuel Pellegrini has bolstered his squad with the acquisitions of former Arsenal full back Bacary Sagna, and Argentine goalkeeper Willy Caballero.
