Palermo captain Fabrizio Miccoli has vented his frustration at not yet being offered a contract extension by the club.
“I have another year left on my agreement and then we’ll see,” the 33-year-old told Sky Sport Italia on Friday.
“There are a lot of things that I want to do, but I can’t. I want to end my career here and the President wants that, but when are we going to talk about it?
Palermo captain Fabrizio Miccoli has vented his frustration at not yet being offered a contract extension by the club.
“I have another year left on my agreement and then we’ll see,” the 33-year-old told Sky Sport Italia on Friday.
“There are a lot of things that I want to do, but I can’t. I want to end my career here and the President wants that, but when are we going to talk about it?
“I don’t know if I should have been treated differently. My situation is different to Federico Balzaretti’s, he had a great Euro 2012, he is two years younger than me and I want to see if his contract is allowed to run down.
“I would have expected the same treatment that Antonio Di Natale had from Udinese when they offered him a new deal.”
The forward moved to Sicily in 2007 and he admits that he could have switched to Dubai at the start of this summer.
“I’ve had a variety of offers and have always rejected them,” the former Juventus and Fiorentina attacker added.
“I was very close to Al-Nasr a short while ago. There was an agreement, all that was missing were the signatures and I spoke on a daily basis with boss Walter Zenga. Then the President stopped everything.”