Manchester City full-back Aleksandar Kolarov: I would like to return to Italy
- Inter Milan are among the clubs interested in signing Aleksandar Kolarov
- It could see the Serbian reunited with former manager Roberto Mancini
- Kolarov spent three years in Italy with Lazio before moving to England
- Manchester City spent £16million in 2010 to sign the full-back
Manchester City full-back Aleksandar Kolarov has admitted he would like to return to Italy.
Inter
Milan are among the clubs tracking the Serbia defender who spent three
years in Serie A with Lazio before joining the Barclays Premier League
champions for £16million.
It
was Roberto Mancini who signed Kolarov at City in 2010 and the Inter
manager is understood to be interested in being reunited with his former
player this summer.
Manchester City defender Aleksandar Kolarov marks Cristiano Ronaldo during Portugal's win over Serbia
Kolarov has admitted he would like to return to Italy and could leave the Etihad during the summer
Kolarov's
wages could be an issue for Inter after he signed a new three-year deal
with the club in June 2014, but the 29-year-old could be looking for
the Etihad exit at the end of this season.
'I'd
like to return to Italy, but it's difficult,' Kolarov said following
Serbia's 2-1 defeat by Portugal on Sunday night. 'I'm happy for
[Sampdoria manager Sinisa] Mihajlovic.
'He's doing very well, as are Lazio. They're having a great season and I hope they can end it in third or even second place.'
Kolarov has made 101 appearances in the Premier League for City, winning the title twice.
Kolarov celebrates with Yaya Toure (right) during one of his 101 Premier League appearances for City
Inter Milan are among the clubs tracking the Serbia defender who spent three years in Serie A with Lazio
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