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Your support makes all the difference.Sampdoria have ruled out reports of Antonio Cassano moving to Manchester City this winter.
Reports have linked the former Real Madrid and Roma striker with a switch to the Barclays Premier League club but Samp administrator Beppe Marotta insisted he is not for sale.
"Regarding the interest of Manchester City for Cassano I must say that Antonio will not leave Genoa in January," Marotta said.
"Since he arrived at Sampdoria, Antonio has delighted us with his fantastic play and it's normal that this will attract interest from great clubs in Europe, including Manchester City.
"But I wouldn't talk about an open negotiation, there are other clubs that want Antonio."
The 26-year-old already turned down an offer to join City in the summer of 2007, when he opted for a return to Serie A and joined Sampdoria on loan from Real Madrid.
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