Juventus attacker Milos Krasic is not eager to return to Russia, according to the Serbia international s representatives.
Krasic, 27, has announced his desire to leave Juve at the end of the season after becoming a peripheral figure under coach Antonio Conte.
Zenit St. Petersburg tabled a loan offer for Krasic during the January transfer window, but Krasic, seeking only a permanent move, rejected the chance to leave Turin.
It is believed 2008 UEFA Cup winners Zenit are planning another move for Krasic in the off season, but the former CSKA Moscow star may have other plans, according to his agent.
At the end of the season, Milos will surely leave Juventus, Dejan Joksimovic told Tuttosport.
A player of his age should play regularly.
I can say that there are at least two Russian clubs interested in him, but it is clear that this can only happen if he is offered a salary which is above average.
Only a lucrative deal will see him return to Russia.