Striker in the dark over Fulham link

Former Arsenal star Eduardo has played down rumours linking him with a move to Fulham despite being keen on a Premier League return.

The 29-year-old says he has heard nothing from the west London outfit about a potential switch to Craven Cottage, despite reports claiming Martin Jol was lining up a £7m bid to bring him back to England from Shakhtar Donetsk.
Eduardo, who spent three injury-interrupted years with the Gunners between 2007-2010, would be open to a second shot in the English top-flight, but until he is told otherwise, the Croatian international is adamant he remains committed to Shakhtar.
"No-one else has contacted me or asked for an opinion," Eduardo told Sportske Novosti.
"You know how it goes with transfers, I learned that even at Dinamo (Zagreb). Someone asks the club about me, that club then gets mentioned and immediately it's a done deal.
"Of course it's nice to hear that I'm mentioned in England, especially if there's Premier League interest."
The Brazilian-born forward may feel he has unfinished business in England after suffering a broken left fibula and dislocation of his left ankle back in 2008 following a controversial tackle by Birmingham defender Martin Taylor, which kept him out of the game for over a year.