Portsmouth striker Aruna Dindane is at the centre of a four-way tug of war over his services.

Bolton, Wolves, Blackburn and Greek outfit Panathinakos are all negotiating with the marksman's club Lens.

The French outfit are ready to do a deal around ￡2.75million. But skint Portsmouth cannot afford to keep the 29-year-old marksman, who won the penalty that team-mate Kevin-Prince Boateng failed to convert against Chelsea in Saturday's FA Cup Final.

Dindane, who will play alongside Didier Drogba for the Ivory Coast at the World Cup, is believed to be keen for his future to be sorted out within the next 48 hours so that he can focus on South Africa.

He continued the favourable impression he has created since moving on loan to Fratton Park with an impressive display up against Ashley Cole at Wembley on Saturday.

The performance was all the more creditable as it emerged after the match that Dindane had trained for just HALF AN HOUR in the last week due a groin injury.

MirrorFootball understands the striker also has the option of a lucrative move to the Middle East with a club in Qatar believed to interested.