Salvatore Sirigu in high demand

France Football is reporting that several top sides are hot on the trail of Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Salvatore Sirigu.

The Italian shot-stopper lost his place in the side with the arrival of Kevin Trapp, and he reportedly hopes to leave Parc des Princes in search of first team football.

Having played second fiddle to Gianluigi Buffon in the national team, Sirigu is also determined to make it to Euro 2016.

And it looks as though AC Milan could offer him an escape route from Paris as they are on the lookout for a new goalkeeper.

With Diego Lopez widely expected to leave in January, the Rossoneri want a more experienced shot-stopper to provide competition for wonderkid Gianlugi Donnarumma, and they see Sirigu as a perfect addition to the squad.

Nevertheless, France Football has learned that the likes of Newcastle and Aston Villa are keen as well on the 28-year-old footballer.