Joachim Andersen has said that he's ready to leave Sampdoria this summer amid links to Tottenham Hotspur as well as Arsenal.
The central defender was reportedly subject of a bid from the Gunners earlier in the month, although such claims have since been disputed by Gianluca Di Marzio who has revealed Ligue 1 outfit Lyon have made an offer for the 23-year-old.
Then there's reports in Italy claim that the other north London outfit have been offered the defender for £32m.
In addition, AC Milan - who recently appointed Andersen's former manager at Sampdoria manager in Marco Giampaolo as a replacement for Gennaro Gattuso - have also been offered the centre-back.
Andersen did hint at following the Italian to the San Siro and has now confirmed his intention to seek a new challenge this summer.
"There’s a lot of interest and I look at my options," he told Danish publication BT - via Sport Witness.
"I have loved my time in Sampdoria – both the fans, the president, the staff, the players and the city, but it’s time to move on so I can develop even more.
"There are several interested clubs that speak to my agent and I’ll make a decision soon with my family and agent."
Andersen is coming off his first full season as a regular in Serie A, playing 34 times as La Samp claimed a top 10 finish and could be a replacement for Toby Alderweireld at Spurs should the Belgian leave in the window.
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