Espanyol keeper Carlos Kameni, reportedly a summer target for Tottenham and Manchester United, says he has yet to receive any offers.

Kameni has been heavily linked with a transfer to the Premier League, with United and Spurs both rumoured to hold an interest. The Cameroon international has a buy-out clause of £4.8million in his contract, but the figure has yet to be matched.

Espanyol are hoping to hang on to Kameni, whose agent recently admitted that he expected the keeper to leave at the end of the season.

However Kameni admits that, despite a willingness to move if his release clause is met, he has no offers to currently consider.

"If a club wants me and will pay my release clause I will go, whether it is to an English team or an Italian team," Kameni told the Sunday Mirror.

"I have spoken many times with Espanyol president Sanchez Llibre and I know he wants me to stay, but I have not received a call or an offer."