Manchester City's Serbian left-back Aleksandar Kolarov wants to play regular football and is willing to move out of Eithad stadium in search of playing opportunities and with former teammate Carlos Tevez moving to Juventus, the Serbian could follow suit.
"I am happy at City but I want to play regularly, as I said to Roberto Mancini," said Kolarov as per reports in www.skysports.com and www.guardian.co.uk ."I'm in contact with my agent and soon we will understand what will happen. Money is not everything in life and I have no problem in revising my salary. Simply I want a place in the starting line-up," the Serbian defender added.
Earlier on Wednesday, Carlos Tevez sealed his move to the Turin based side after four controversy-filled years at Manchester City and was handed the unenviable task of trying to emulate club hero Alessandro Del Piero.
Italian champions Juve announced his arrival with a picture of the Argentine striker holding up Del Piero's old number 10 jersey alongside club president Andrea Agnelli. A statement said he had reached a deal to sign a three-year-contract. There was no word on the transfer fee but media reports have put it at 12 million euros.
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