Bayern Munich winger Franck Ribery is refusing to commit himself to the club beyond the end of this season.
The France international has a deal till 2011 but could be a transfer target for many next summer, after recently admitting he did not know whether he would complete his contracted stay.
"There are lots of clubs in Europe who I dream of (playing for)," Ribery told Munich's Tz newspaper.
"Nobody knows what will happen next season. It is far too early to talk about it.
"At the moment, I am not even considering a transfer. I feel very happy in Munich - the people love me, and I love the fans.
"There is a great atmosphere in the team, and everything is fantastic."
Despite suggestions of interest from Real Madrid, Bayern's general manager Uli Hoeness recently said the 25-year-old is not for sale at any price.
But Bayern president Franz Beckenbauer knows it may be hard to keep hold of Ribery if a serious offer did arrive.
"Clubs cannot hold on to players against their will," he told Premiere television.
"In the end, the player always wins if there is a battle - so if he really wants to move to Real Madrid, then why not?
"Bayern will do everything to keep him. But he does only have a contract until 2011 - and could move before then." end
"There are lots of clubs in Europe who I dream of (playing for)," Ribery told Munich's Tz newspaper.
"Nobody knows what will happen next season. It is far too early to talk about it.
"At the moment, I am not even considering a transfer. I feel very happy in Munich - the people love me, and I love the fans.
"There is a great atmosphere in the team, and everything is fantastic."
Despite suggestions of interest from Real Madrid, Bayern's general manager Uli Hoeness recently said the 25-year-old is not for sale at any price.
But Bayern president Franz Beckenbauer knows it may be hard to keep hold of Ribery if a serious offer did arrive.
"Clubs cannot hold on to players against their will," he told Premiere television.
"In the end, the player always wins if there is a battle - so if he really wants to move to Real Madrid, then why not?
"Bayern will do everything to keep him. But he does only have a contract until 2011 - and could move before then." end
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