Yaya Toure's agent Dimitri Seluk says the Manchester City midfielder "can sign a pre-contract agreement with clubs abroad in January" and told the Premier League club they "will lose a lot of millions of supporters" for dropping his client.
City left Toure out of their Champions League squad last week as Pep Guardiola decided he did not need the Ivory Coast star for the upcoming games against Barcelona, Celtic and Borussia Moenchengladbach.
"They will lose a lot of millions of supporters from Africa because of this decision from Guardiola," Seluk said to the Daily Mail.
"Now they will support Manchester United. A lot of people in Africa say they will never see any more matches of City on TV."
Toure, 33, has been out of favour since Guardiola's arrival at the Etihad Stadium. The midfielder has only played one game, the second leg of the Champions League qualifier against Steaua Bucharest.
Despite his lack of minutes, Seluk says Toure will fulfill his contract -- he earns 220,000 pounds a week -- before probably moving abroad next summer.
"Yaya in January can sign a pre-contract agreement with clubs abroad," he continued.
"He will have many offers from clubs. China and America of course, they want him, but we will have a lot of offers from England and Europe.
"He is in very good shape, very good condition, I think he lost seven kilograms. Maybe that's not good enough for Guardiola, but then Zlatan Ibrahimovic wasn't good enough for him [at Barcelona].
"In January we will see. It is three months to wait -- no problem. Yaya is a very professional guy."
