PSG Sirigu opens to January move

Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Salvatore Sirigu
admitted he would be open to a January transfer if a
good offer comes in.

Salvatore Sirigu has voiced his frustration with his lack of
playing time at Paris Saint-Germain and is ready to leave the
club in the January transfer window.

The Italian goalkeeper has lost his starting berth at the Ligue 1
champions to Kevin Trapp and has made just two appearances
in all competitions so far this campaign.

He has recently been linked with clubs such as Roma and AC
Milan and he has now made it clear he would be open to a
return to Serie A.

"You are never happy when you are not playing," the 28-year-
old told La Gazzetta dello Sport.

"You have to take a lot of things into consideration when you are
thinking about leaving a club like PSG, but a transfer in January
is an option.

"I have no problem staying here, but I would consider any offer.
My agent will deal with my situation."

Sirigu has a contract with the reigning Ligue 1 champions until
June 2018.

He previously wore the jerseys of Palermo, Cremonese and
Ancona.