Contract with Udinese Antonio Di Natale will end next summer.
Even so he would concentrate first European Cup before talking
about a new contract.
Di Natale joined Udinese from the season 2004/2005 from Empoli and straight after he finished Il Zebrette goal machine, especially in the last three seasons in which he has always scored over 20 goals.
He also still holds the title of Capocannonieri in the last two seasons with 29 and 28 goals. In this season even though it was 34 years old he was sharp with 21 goals from 32 matches.
Therefore do not be surprised if Udinese did not want to take it off even though there has been no discussion about a new contract footballer Italian passports. No wonder if his future is now being speculated on where he was chased out of clubs including Tottenham Hotspur Italy.
When asked about the continuation of his career at the Friuli Stadium, Di Natale would not comment much. The focus now is to bring Udinese qualified for the Champions League and was called by Cesare Prandelli hoping to join the Italian national team in Poland-Ukraine.
"I will meet with (boss Giampaolo) Pozzo after the European Cup to talk about my future," he told Gazzetta dello Sport.
"Remaining contract year and you know I'm happy here, but I have many offers to play outside," he continued.
"I must reflect on the fact that should be playing every three days and I played 50 games this season," he concluded.
Di Natale joined Udinese from the season 2004/2005 from Empoli and straight after he finished Il Zebrette goal machine, especially in the last three seasons in which he has always scored over 20 goals.
He also still holds the title of Capocannonieri in the last two seasons with 29 and 28 goals. In this season even though it was 34 years old he was sharp with 21 goals from 32 matches.
Therefore do not be surprised if Udinese did not want to take it off even though there has been no discussion about a new contract footballer Italian passports. No wonder if his future is now being speculated on where he was chased out of clubs including Tottenham Hotspur Italy.
When asked about the continuation of his career at the Friuli Stadium, Di Natale would not comment much. The focus now is to bring Udinese qualified for the Champions League and was called by Cesare Prandelli hoping to join the Italian national team in Poland-Ukraine.
"I will meet with (boss Giampaolo) Pozzo after the European Cup to talk about my future," he told Gazzetta dello Sport.
"Remaining contract year and you know I'm happy here, but I have many offers to play outside," he continued.
"I must reflect on the fact that should be playing every three days and I played 50 games this season," he concluded.
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