Source: Daily_Mail
Snubbed again: Villa doesn't fancy Manchester City move, insists agent
David Villa's agent insists the Valencia star will not be moving to Manchester City[LNB]or any club outside the Primera Liga.[LNB]Reign in Spain: David Villa celebrates one of his many goals for Valencia[LNB]Valencia vice-president Fernando Gomez has confirmed theyhave held talks with City regarding the possible transfer of the Spainstriker to the Barclays Premier League side.[LNB]However, Jose Luis Tamargo claims Villa will not leave Spain. 'He will not move from Spain, he's very clear on that,' he told Spanish sports daily El Mundo Deportivo.[LNB]Valencia are in deep financial trouble and admitted for the firsttime last week that they may need to cash in on some of their prizedassets in a bid to ease their problems.[LNB]Villa, who penned a six-year contract with Valencia only lastAugust, is arguably the club's most valuable player and could net LosChe a fee of around 45million euros.[LNB]That would be no problem for cash-rich City, who would also beprepared to pay the 27-year-old a hefty salary to lure him toEastlands, but Tamargo insists no amount of money would tempt Villaaway from Spain.[LNB]He added: 'I don't know what type of contact there has beenbetween them, if there has been, nor any agreements that could be madebut his future will not be outside the country. It's not a question of money.'[LNB]Tamargo's claims will increase speculation the Euro 2008 winner isset for a move to Barcelona at the end of the season, with whom hereportedly has a verbal agreement.[LNB] Mourinho's quitting Inter - but Jose will snub English return in favour of Real Madrid job[LNB]Moneybags I v Moneybags II: Chelsea and Man City in rich kids' battle[LNB]HATCHET MAN: Dancing fiend: Wright-Phillips goal celebration was more like an Abba routine[LNB]ALL THE WEEKEND TEAM NEWS IN THE BARCLAYS PREMIER LEAGUE [LNB]MANCHESTER CITY FC NEWS FROM ACROSS THE NET[LNB][LNB]
