The Cape Verde-born player, who is an international for Portugal, has been strongly linked with a move to Serie A sides Juventus and Roma after three years on the books of Porto.
Rolando's agent, Jose Silva, has admitted that the prospect of playing in a league like Serie A would appeal to the 25-year-old, but stressed that no club has come knocking.
"He is a player with a contract with Porto, so if someone is interested, they should contact his club," Silva told Tuttomercatoweb.
"Porto have not told us anything about any offer, what I know is what I have read in the papers. So I would say I do not know anything.
"Rolando is fine at Porto, but an experience in an important league like the Italian one would be attractive."
Rolando, who has a release clause of €30 million in his contract, moved to Porto from Belenenses in 2008.
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Flamini, who joined the Italian champions from Arsenal in 2008 as a free agent, has one more year left on his current contract.
The 27-year-old made 22 league appearances last season, playing an important role in Milan’s first Serie A title win since 2004. He also featured in five Champions League matches.
Flamini is now hopeful of winning European silverware with Milan, and told La Corriere dello Sport: "It is my intention to remain at this club and extend my agreement with Milan.
"There is no rush, though. We will speak in the future when the right time arrives. After winning the league title this year, I want to try to win the Champions League."
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The former Italian and European champions are reported to be preparing only a one-year contract extension for the 33-year-old.
"I want to remain at Inter but with the condition that my contract is extended until June 2014." Lucio told La Gazzetta dello Sport. "I trust in Inter, I'm sure that the club will build a team capable of winning everything again."
"But [president Massimo] Moratti has to trust me, not look at my date of birth. I still have such force and hunger for success.”
The Brazilian centre-back added: "These aren't strange requests. I just want a contract until 2014. My agent will surely reach agreement with the company about money."
Lucio, who left Bayern Munich in 2009 to join Inter, ruled out a move to Spanish outfit Malaga, stating that a transfer to a big club would be the only possibility if negotiations failed.
"I'm not going to Malaga,” he asserted. “I'm not looking for a good last contract and money. I want to win big trophies. I am convinced that we will find an agreement with Inter.
"If I did leave, I would go to another club that has the will to win the Champions League."
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The notable Italian agent has a freight of associations with the Spanish giants and said Jose Mourinho's side are not interested in the €50 million-rated 22-year-old.
"He never entered the Real Madrid orbit. That position, Real Madrid have world-class players like Kaka and Mesut Ozil," Bronzetti is quoted as saying by Stadionews.it.
"Plus, today, there are not the conditions for a club to pay €50m for young players."
Pastore has also been strongly linked with a move to Roma despite Lupi director Walter Sabatini saying the transfer fee asked by the Rosanero is too much.
And, 'El Flaco' said he is in no rush to make a decision on his future.
"Playing for Palermo was important for my career and I hope to carry on doing well over the next few years," he said, as reported by Forzaroma.info
"We will see my future after the Copa America."
The Copa take place in Argentina from July 1 - 24.
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Pirlo, 31, left the the club after a decade at San Siro to join the Turin giants as his contract at the club expired.
Milan appeared reluctant to renew his deal, and Juve snapped him up on a free transfer and offered the midfielder a three-year contract.
Ambrosini, Milan's captain, feels Pirlo's loss is regrettable and he claims his club will struggle to replace him.
"We need a midfielder because Pirlo left us and someone like him is impossible to replace," he told La Gazzetta dello Sport.
"Juve have made a big deal as his absence will weigh heavily on the pitch and in the dressing room.
"There are players who can transform ordinary teams into successful sides, and Andrea is one of these players.
"I have known him for a long time. He is unique."
On the upcoming season, Ambrosini said: "I hope we start where we left off by winning and I hope to have less injuries."
The Serie A champions have been linked with Napoli's Marek Hamsik but Ambrosini recognises that the club are unlikely to relinquish their prize asset.
On this, the captain added: "He is a great player, but I don't think Napoli will let him go easily."
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The appointment is still shrouded in mystery, with Sinisa Mihajlovic having ruled himself out of the running on Saturday night, leaving the 2009-10 treble winners hoping to convince Porto boss Andre Villas-Boas to move to Serie A.
However, with the 33-year-old's agent having claimed that the deal would "make no sense," it is still unclear as to who is likely to be brought in.
However, Paolillo has stepped in to offer some clarity on the current situation as the Nerazzurri scramble to find a replacement for Leonardo, who left for Paris Saint-Germain.
"For the moment we cannot say as there is no significant developments, but there's no need to wait much longer we you will know him [the new coach] next week," he told the press, as reported by Tuttomercatoweb.com.
"As well as the coach situation, we are also looking to sign a talented youngster."
Italian coaches Delio Rossi, Gian Piero Gasperini and former Chelsea hero Gianfranco Zola have also all been linked with the role at San Siro
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