Rubin Kazan may sell Italian defender Salvatore Bocchetti this summer but have attached a 10 million, the player's agent has told Italian news website areanapoli.it.
The 29-year-old, who is in the last year of his contract with the Russian side, was called up for Cesare Prandelli's preliminary squad for Euro 2012 but failed to make the final cut.
"Salvatore has a contract until 2013 with Rubin Kazan," agent Andrea D'Amico said, adding that Rubin wanted to match the price they paid for him from Italian side Genoa.
"He feels good in Russia, but could leave. Ten million was paid for him, and Rubin wants to get at least the same amount they've invested. The player was requested by some important clubs, but we are not in a hurry."
Bocchetti has been heavily linked with a return to Serie A with Juventus and Napoli, the second of which he has reportedly described as a dream move.
He switched to Rubin from Genoa in 2010 and has scored seven goals in 38 appearances since then as well as winning the Russian Cup.
