Dzeko scored six times in City's opening three matches of the Premier League season but has been used far less since, with Sergio Aguero and Mario Balotelli outshining him in the scoring stakes. It has been suggested, therefore, that Dzeko could be tempted to move on in January, just 12 months after his arrival at the Etihad Stadium. A switch to Juventus has been touted, with Dzeko said to have discussed a move to Turin with his former Wolfsburg colleague Andrea Barzagli. His representative, however, has dismissed the speculation and insists the burly frontman has no plans to turn his back on City. "I know news has been circulating that there have been telephone conversations between Dzeko and Barzagli, but it is not possible to negotiate," Irfan Redzepagic told tuttomaercatoweb.com. "Juventus cannot negotiate and neither can Inter or AC Milan. "Edin is happy in England and at City he has everything that he wants."
