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Wolfsburg playmaker Diego has revealed he is in contact with several clubs over a "dream move" to the Premier League.
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Brazil international Diego, 26, appears certain to be moving on this summer after falling out with Wolfsburg boss Felix Magath and had been linked with a move back to his homeland.
However, with the Express & Star newspaper claiming that Aston Villa are now interested, Diego has revealed that he has been approached by clubs in England and is eager to make the move.
"I prefer not to mention the names of clubs out of respect for the managers and the owners, but it's true that there is contact with some clubs in England," he said. "Of course I will give these offers special attention because it's my dream to play in the Premier League.
"At this moment, England is where I want to play. We are just starting to have conversations with clubs so it's too early to say where I will be going, but it would be perfect if I can play in the Premier League.
"I have no idea in this moment of the exact fee, but I think because Wolfsburg and myself both want the same solution it will not be so difficult.
"When everybody wants the same outcome it makes things easier but I have not been told a number yet. I think it's best if the club and myself go in different directions. I hope the move can work out well for everyone."
Diego, who signed for Wolfsburg from Juventus last summer, has three years remaining on his contract and could be allowed to leave on a loan deal.