Aly Cissokho has been once again linked to Milan although Olympique Lyon director Bernard Lacombe denies any contact with the Rossoneri.

However, Lacombe conceded that all their players are up for sale if the right offer comes in.

“I am a bit surprised by this rumour,” Lacombe told Calciomercato.com. Cissokho was really close to join Milan two seasons ago when the move fell through after the player’s medicals.

“At the moment, there is no interest in the player. He hasn’t played much lately but we count on him.

“But everybody knows our policy: every player is for sale if the offer is good enough,” concluded Lacombe.

• Juve contacted Suarez!

Anderlecht revealed that Juventus are one of the clubs after star man Matias Suarez.

The Argentine player has been impressive this season and was linked to Arsenal last January. The 23-year-old player will certainly leave the Belgian outfit in the summer.

“There are 15 clubs ready to match our demands and Juve are one of those,” revealed director Herman van Holsbeeck.

“We already received offers from Russia but the player’s wife doesn’t want to move over there.”

Anderlecht won’t sell Suarez for less than €20M, which is the fee Chelsea paid for Lukaku last summer.

“Suarez is even more skilled although Lukaku’s price tag was determined by his potential and age.”

The Argentine ace joined Anderlecht from Belgrano in 2008 scoring 11 goals in 27 league games as well as 7 in 10 Europa League appearances.

• PSG on Ranocchia

Paris Saint-German could be making a move for Inter defender Andrea Ranocchia.

According to French reports, Leonardo and Carlo Ancelotti believe the Italian defender could add much needed quality to their backline.

Ranocchia has struggled to impress at San Siro although the Nerazzurri have had a disastrous season.

New deal for Heinze: Argentine defender Gabriel Heinze will stay with Roma for one more season. Following his 25th appearance in the season, the player’s contract, which was set to expire in June, has been automatically extended by 12 months.