Young again alerts Liverpool

Ashley Young has once again alerted Liverpool, Spurs and Manchester United of his potential availability in the summer after re-iterating that he won't engage in any contract talks with Aston Villa until the summer.

Young has been strongly linked with a move away from Villa Park at the end of the season after continually refusing to sit down and commit his future to Aston Villa.

The 25-year-old has only 12 months left on his current contract and Villa have been desperate for the winger to re-sign.

The England midfielder, however, has once again said he won't enter into any form of talks until the summer.

"I've always said that I'm going to speak to the manager [Gerard Houllier] and the chairman [Randy Lerner] in the summer," Young said.

"I'm fully committed to the club and you can see that by the performance I put in against West Ham on Saturday.

"I'm just concentrating 100 per cent on my football and we will speak at the end of the season."

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson is believed to be a big fan of Young and is attempting to line the winger up as a long-term replacement for the veteran Ryan Giggs.

Harry Redknapp at Spurs and Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish are also expected to launch bids to try and sign the 25-year-old in the summer.

Source: Metro

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