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Arsenal, Man City and Spurs want Pjanić

Published: May 10, 2013
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pjanić3BiH football player and Roma superstar Miralem Pjanic is on the radar of a host of top Premier League clubs, writes The Sun.

Manchester City, Tottenham and Arsenal are all keen on one of Europe’s hottest talents.

The attacking midfielder, 23, joined the Italian giants from French side Lyon in August 2011 for more than £9million.

But his blistering performances have seen his value soar to £20m.

Playmaker Pjanić was born in BiH but started his career in Luxembourg after his family moved shortly before the Balkans war.

He represented Luxembourg at Under-17 and Under-19 level before deciding to represent Bosnia at senior level.

He has already earned 39 caps and scored seven goals for his country.

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