Real Madrid keeper Iker Casillas says he is happy at the Spanish
giants - but he has not ruled out the possibility of a move away
from the Santiago Bernabeu.
The 29-year-old Spanish international's consistent performances
have attracted much interest, including from both Manchester United
and City.
While he been at the Spanish giants all his career and is happy
at present, he does not rule out moving on some day.
This may come sooner than later if a big money bid comes in for
Casillas, especially as new Madrid boss Jose Mourinho has revealed
he wants to buy a top-class keeper this summer.
Casillas, who is currently on duty at the World Cup, told the
Daily Star Sunday: "I am aware of the interest of both
Manchester United and City.
"I'm always flattered whenever another club shows interest in my
qualities as a goalkeeper. I have been at Real Madrid all my career
and I still enjoy going to training every day.
"I enjoy meeting the fans too - but we all know how uncertain
things are in football.
"I'm not going to say never. Right now Madrid would have to kick
me out of the club before I consider a move.
"Who knows what will happen, though, if a big money offer comes
in."
