Borussia Dortmund have warned Manchester United off making a move
for Neven Subotic, saying they have "no intention" of selling the
defender.
Reports from Germany claim the Red Devils have joined the
long list of clubs tracking the Serbia international.
Subotic's future has been the subject of conjecture for some
time, with the former Mainz man regarded as one of the best young
defenders in world football.
Dortmund are keen to keep hold of the 21-year-old and club
executive director Hans-Joachim Watzke insist they have no plans to
sell him.
"Selling Neven Subotic is a non-issue," he told Bild.
"If Manchester United is wanting to have him, they would need
to sign over a property of two oil-fields to us.
"Or at least two big trucks full of packaged pound notes.
"We have no intention to sell the player, he is under
contract."
Subotic claims he is not thinking about a move away from
Dortmund, insisting he is happy at the club.
"It is no secret I am enjoying being a player of Borussia
Dortmund," said Subotic.
"I feel good being a part of the squad and have the big
ambition to be sucessful with the club in Europe, too.
"Therefore I am actually not thinking about a transfer away
from Borussia Dortmund."
