Arkadiusz Milik is eyeing a January move away from Napoli after he failed to make a move to Tottenham this summer.
The Poland striker was one of the major targets for Tottenham in the transfer window as they looked to sign another striker to cover for Harry Kane.
The Lilywhites were in talks over a move for the former Ajax man, but they never got close to signing him.
This was partly because he was close to a move to AS Roma, who were ready to sell Edin Dzeko to Juventus.
Dzeko’s move collapsed and Milik had to remain with Napoli.
He has, however, not been named in the Napoli team in any competition this season and he will be out of action until the next transfer window opens in January.
He is still being linked with a move to Tottenham even though the Lilywhites have already secured Carlos Vinicius.
Being a free agent and able to leave in January might make him attractive to Spurs again, and he is looking forward to moving in that transfer window.
‘We’ll see where I go. At this point, I am not with anyone,’ Milik told Sportowefakty.pl.
‘Now, I’ll wait for the next transfer window and I hope the clubs can find an understanding.
‘Physically I’m fine, I have trained well individually. I will play matches with the national side. I wanted to appear in the Polish national team.
‘In three months, my form won’t be too much affected.’
