Yuvraj, the vice captain of the Indian ODI and Twenty20 squads, has just won his courtroom battle with Percept and the Bombay High Court has just allowed him to be free to join any company once his current contract expires.

Talking to PTI, Globosport vice president Anirban Das

Blah, however, refused to disclose anything about the deal and said he had no specific announcement to make before Yuvraj's current contract expired.

"Yuvraj has an existing contract till December 11 and before that, we can't make any offer, nor can we go into any negotiation," he said.

Blah, however, admitted Globosport's interest in the dashing youngster and said, "Well, we believe he is going to be as big a brand as Sachin Tendulkar."

Yuvraj had signed a four-year contract with Percept and was reportedly in talks with Globosport.

Alarmed by the prospect of losing the dashing left-hander, Percept moved the Bombay High Court, demanding it had the first right of refusal while negotiating with a third party offer but Justice D Y Chandrachud dismissed its arbitration petition.