Borussia Dortmund striker Mohamed Zidan has been linked with moves to the Premier League, with Arsenal and Everton reportedly leading the race for his signature.
The Egypt international has been persistently linked with a move to England during the last couple of transfer windows, with many teams appearing to be in the race to secure his services.
Now there is talk from the man himself over a possible move to arguably the best league in the world.
The 27-year-old remains committed to Dortmund, but has not yet ruled out a move, fuelling speculation that he could be the subject of a big money bid in the summer.
Everton, who have a well-known striker shortage, may decide to make a move for the former Hamburg player, and Arsenal, who are also showing an interest in Belgian striker Moussa Dembele, may also look to boost their ranks with the signing of the Egyptian.
The success of compatriot Amr Zaki may motivate Zidan, who is still unsure of his future, to move to England.
Speaking to Sky Sports, Zidan said, “I am not bothered by all those noises around me, my ambition is to impress Dortmund, to be more regular and see.“I believe in myself. To play in the Premier League will please anyone, so I am no different.
“Arsenal? They are a fantastic team with one of the best managers in the game, I love his philosophy – attack, attack; it is good to watch Arsenal, but Manchester also play very, very good football.”
Zidan moved to Dortmund from Bundesliga rivals Hamburg last year, and the Egyptian has played 16 league games for the club since then, scoring five goals in the process.
