CSKA Moscow coach Leonid Slutsky has admitted he is unsure of Keisuke Honda's future at the club.
The
Japan international is out of contract at the end of the year and has
been heavily linked with a move away from the Russian capital, with AC
Milan said to be leading the chase for the playmaker's signature.
However,
Slutsky insists he is unaware of any concrete interest in Honda and
hopes to keep hold of one of his team's star performers.
"What I can say is that Honda is still our player today," the CSKA boss told Tuttomercatoweb.com. "But his future doesn't depend on me, and I cannot say if he will stay or not. That is something for the club to deal with.
"I can only say that Honda is a fantastic footballer, but I don't really know who is following him.
"Can I see him doing well in Italy? I could see him doing better in the Champions League, in a CSKA jersey!"
The
27-year-old Honda, who caught the eye during his country's brief
Confederations Cup campaign, joined CSKA from Dutch outfit VVV-Venlo in
2010.
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