Sano denied speaking directly with PSV or any Premier League club. "There are a lot of rumors.
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PSV? No, I have not spoken with them.
No, not with a club in the Premier League either. But I have played two years for NEC now and am open to a transfer.
Whether it will happen? Fifty-fifty.
I can go or I don't go."
The midfielder expressed his desire to follow his older brother Kaishu Sano, who plays for FSV Mainz 05 in the Bundesliga.
"My brother has inspired me. I want to be there next time too.
That is my big dream."
NEC Open to Sale with Right Offer
NEC technical director Carlos Aalbers confirmed the club is willing to sell Sano if a suitable offer arrives ahead of Champions League qualification matches.
"That transfer will happen, but there must be a market-conforming price on the table."
Aalbers noted that NEC had agreed to terms with Hoffenheim before the German club pulled out. "We acted neatly towards Hoffenheim.
We wanted to cooperate and the price was good, but at the last moment it didn't go through.
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That too is football."
