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Colombian winger Juan Cuadrado will not be rushed into a decision over his future.
The 27-year-old has been linked with a move to Manchester United but revealed no club has yet come in for his services.
Despite completing a permanent move to Fiorentina just last month, Cuadrado could jump ship once more after catching the eye with some impressive performances at the World Cup finals in Brazil.
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Juventus are also interested in the right-sided winger but he has brushed off current speculation as paper talk.
"I don’t know yet what will happen," Cuadrado said. "At this moment I haven’t received any concrete offers from any club."
"You read a lot of things in the press, but at the moment there is nothing concrete.
"I’m not in a hurry to decide my future.
"We’ll see what happens. Wherever I play I will try to give my best in every match."
