Dundee United star Jeando Fuchs has claimed Rangers and Celtic have been in contact with him over a move in the summer when his Tannadice contract ends – with three English clubs also claimed to be interested in him.
Fuchs has been impressive in Thomas Courts’ Dundee United side and the Terrors will be keen to extend his time in the City of Discovery.
The 24-year-old admits there’s nothing concrete on the table for him yet but insists there’s no rush with his contract up at the end of May.
The Tannadice star told Foot Mercato: “I am at the end of my contract in May.
“I’m waiting to see something concrete and see if I have a choice to make at that time. I am not in a hurry.
“We are well placed, we are having a good season. I don’t want to jump into another quagmire and regret it again afterwards.
“There has been contact with Blackpool, Peterborough and Wigan. Stuttgart have taken information since the summer.
“There has been contact from Celtic and Rangers as well, but nothing more. A Premier League club as well. England would be good.”
A move to Rangers or Celtic would be a big step up and he would really have to up his game to become a regular starter at either Ibrox or Celtic Park.
Dundee United will be desperate to avoid losing him for free and, if a new deal can’t be agreed, they might even look to move him next month and recoup something.
Fuchs has previously played in France with Sochaux before going on to have stints at Alaves and Maccabi Haifa before arriving in Scotland last year.
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