Manchester City star Yaya Toure is reported to want to quit the club.
The Ivory Coast midfielder, 31, is even believed to be prepared to take a pay cut to return to his former club Barcelona.
The star, who is on £11m a year at City, has only just helped the club win the Premier League title, but is understood to be unhappy, and would even consider a move to another English team, the Sun reports.
The player's agent, Dimitry Seluk, told the paper that the club's attitude towards Toure was not up to scratch - a point he said was proved by them forgetting his 31st birthday last week.
Toure's birthday coincided with a bash thrown by the club's owner Sheikh Mansour in Abu Dhabi to celebrate winning the title.
He told the Sun: "There's a big possibility Yaya will leave this summer. Yaya is very upset.
"It's not possible to buy relationships with money. And if they cannot shake the hand of Yaya, bye, bye, no problem.
"What happened at his birthday meant the club don't care about him. It was proof."
Seluk said City made Toure feel like "a nobody" despite his huge contribution to its success.
The Ivory Coast midfielder, 31, is even believed to be prepared to take a pay cut to return to his former club Barcelona.
The star, who is on £11m a year at City, has only just helped the club win the Premier League title, but is understood to be unhappy, and would even consider a move to another English team, the Sun reports.
The player's agent, Dimitry Seluk, told the paper that the club's attitude towards Toure was not up to scratch - a point he said was proved by them forgetting his 31st birthday last week.
Toure's birthday coincided with a bash thrown by the club's owner Sheikh Mansour in Abu Dhabi to celebrate winning the title.
He told the Sun: "There's a big possibility Yaya will leave this summer. Yaya is very upset.
"It's not possible to buy relationships with money. And if they cannot shake the hand of Yaya, bye, bye, no problem.
"What happened at his birthday meant the club don't care about him. It was proof."
Seluk said City made Toure feel like "a nobody" despite his huge contribution to its success.
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