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Alan Smith's agent won't confirm reports Middlesbrough have had a £6million bid for the striker accepted.
Several of Monday's national newspapers carried stories saying Gareth Southgate had stolen a march on the clutch of clubs chasing the Manchester United frontman by being the first to get the green light to talk to the player.
But Alex Black told the Manchester Evening News: "There is a lot of stuff going about at the moment.
"But nothing is going to be done until Alan comes back from his holiday.
"I read various reports over the weekend that he was supposed to be going to Newcastle, Portsmouth and Sunderland as well. So, we'll have to wait and see."
Smith made a promising return to first-team action towards the end of last season after severe injury problems.
His form also saw him recalled to the England fold, but Smith is worried he may be restricted to a bit-part role with the champions next season.
Black revealed last week that Smith has been concerned about his future ever since United chose not to exercise a clause in his contract, which would have seen it extended by another year to 2010.
He told BBC Radio Five Live: "Obviously, you're going to have some question marks in your head as to where that leaves you.
"I think if you're definitely not wanted, you need to be told that."

[goldenHuddlestone]

Id go to Sunderlan out of the lot of them. Risky move but wiorh it in my eyes