Last updated: 22nd June 2008
Kovac: Premier interest
Croatia defender Robert Kovac is hoping to secure a summer move to the Premier League.
Kovac was a key member of Slaven Bilic's side who reached the quarter-finals of Euro 2008 before suffering an agonising quarter-final exit to Turkey on penalties.
The former Bayern Munich and Juventus player helped Croatia top Group B with a 100 per cent record after victories over Germany, Austria and Poland.
The 34-year-old, who has one year left on his contract with Borussia Dortmund, is hoping to have done enough to impress future Premier League employers.
His agent Peter Harrison told the Daily Star Sunday: "We hope when Euro 2008 is all over that we can get something sorted out because he is very keen to come to England."

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