Spain or England for Hulk

In the series of Stan Lee comic books, Robert Banner, the Incredible Hulk's alter-ego, originated from Ohio but became a bit of a wanderer, not keen on settling anywhere as he set about his trail of wanton destruction.

But it appars that the Hulk prefers Spain and England when looking for a potential destination to earn his living. The football player that is, not the green laboratory monster, after the Porto winger said those leagues were his preference.

The Brazilian Hulk, who has been on Olympic duty this August, has attracted the interest of Chelsea, Real Madrid and Zenit St Petersburg this summer, but as of recently, those clubs have faced a bit of disappointment as Porto seem confident that he will stay at the Dragao.

In a report from Sky, Hulk, who was so used to facing his problems with his beorgening green muscles and fits of anger, has put his trust in God over his transfer dilemma, also saying that he will talk about his future on this coming Monday.

The 26 year old has hit 52 goals in 96 appearances in a four year stay at Porto, but after telling of his plans to leave, there could be a renege on the cards as Porto believe he won't actually go through with any mooted £35 million transfer.

But the attacker, who has a crazy release clause of around £78 million in his contract, hasn't stopped talking about his move, saying that he has "left the door open", not torn it off its hinges and thrown it a policeman, on a move to the Premier League or La Liga.