Bayern Munich hitman Luca Toni admits he would consider a return to Italy if he is not guaranteed a starting place with the Bundesliga giants.
Toni, whose contract with Bayern expires in 2011, has spent two successful seasons in Germany, scoring almost 60 goals in that time.
But the arrival of Ivica Olić and Mario Gómez at the Allianz Arena this summer have placed Toni's future at Bayern in doubt.
"I'd like to come back, I think that's normal," he told Sky Italia. "Now is a time of crisis for Italian teams, so they cannot invest much.
"Certainly, I am not a slave of my salary. Should I not find space at Bayern, I won't have problems in reducing my wages and returning to Italy."
Related links:
Team
Personal
Also see:
Toni, whose contract with Bayern expires in 2011, has spent two successful seasons in Germany, scoring almost 60 goals in that time.
But the arrival of Ivica Olić and Mario Gómez at the Allianz Arena this summer have placed Toni's future at Bayern in doubt.
"I'd like to come back, I think that's normal," he told Sky Italia. "Now is a time of crisis for Italian teams, so they cannot invest much.
"Certainly, I am not a slave of my salary. Should I not find space at Bayern, I won't have problems in reducing my wages and returning to Italy."
Please subscribe to our RSS feed to receive more updates. You can also subscribe by Email and enjoy our latest posts sent directly to your inbox.
Related links:
Team
Personal
Also see:
