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Cape Town - Inter Milan sporting director Giuseppe Marotta says midfielder Christian Eriksen "is an interesting player" but insists he has not been in contact with Tottenham.
The future of the Denmark midfielder has been shrouded in doubt for some time and there is every chance he will leave the Premier League club at the end of the season.
He will be out of contract in the summer and available on a free transfer, but rumours are rife he could be on the move this month, with the likes of Real Madrid and Juventus linked.
So have Inter, with reports claiming the Nerazzurri would be willing to pay €20 million for his signature.
However, Marotta has dismissed the claims and says there have been no talks with Spurs over a potential deal.
"Inter are often linked with players of great quality, and that is flattering, but we have not had any contact with Tottenham," he told Sky Sport Italia.
"Eriksen is a talented player, I don't need to tell you that, and he will be a free agent in June. I think many clubs are interested, he is an interesting player, but I will not stand here and tell you that we are in negotiations with his club or agent."
Inter are keen to add a new midfielder to their ranks in this window, with Barcelona's Arturo Vidal another player said to be on their radar.
Marotta has confirmed they are active in the transfer market and talks are ongoing with various agents. He would not deny the Vidal link, so it seems there is definitely something in it.
- TeamTalk Media
