Giorgio Chiellini has said he is flattered at being linked to Manchester rivals United and City but wants to stay at Juventus despite the Turin side's recent problems.
"The interest of big clubs is always nice but I'm happy here and I think I'll stay a long time, maybe for life," the Italy defender told reporters.
Juve, who are fifth, sacked coach Ciro Ferrara last week and brought in Alberto Zaccheroni after being knocked out of the Champions League, the Italian Cup and sliding down the Serie A standings.
Zaccheroni is being tipped by the Italian media to start his tactical overhaul by introducing a three-man defence at Livorno on Saturday.
He will have to cope without Mali midfielder Mohamed Sissoko and Czech defender Zdenek Grygera, who are suspended, and an array of injured players.
Samuel Eto'o is still trying to shake off the knock to his right foot he sustained at the African Nations Cup with Cameroon and is a doubt for leaders Inter Milan's home game against Cagliari on Sunday.
Inter, who are eight points clear, will be without suspended playmaker Wesley Sneijder and Brazil defender Lucio.
Defenders Alessandro Nesta and Massimo Oddo and forward Alexandre Pato are close to regaining fitness for second-placed AC Milan although all three are likely to be absent at Bologna on Sunday, media reported.
Francesco Totti and Mirko Vucinic are set to lead the attack for high-flying AS Roma, who are level with Milan on points having played one game more, at Fiorentina on Sunday.
Both forwards came back from injury to take part in Thursday's 2-0 win over Udinese in the first leg of the Italian Cup semi-final and Vucinic scored a goal.
Coach Claudio Ranieri cannot field the suspended Nicolas Burdisso while fellow defender Philippe Mexes is a doubt after taking a knock in the Cup win, in which he scored his side's second.
Brazilian defender Felipe is suspended for Fiorentina, who have suffered a dip in form that has taken them down to 11th.
The Florence side are also without Adrian Mutu, provisionally suspended last week for failing drugs tests.
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