Patrick Vieira insists he is happy at
Inter Milan, but has refused to rule out the possibility of a
return to France.
"I will keep a bitter taste from this
season because I would have liked to have played more. It has been
a difficult experience," Vieira told
L'Equipe.
"Does my future depend on Mourinho's? Absolutely not. My fate is
linked to my injuries. If I can remain injury-free, I think I would
play every week.
"Of course I will have to talk with the coach and
find out if he trusts me and my abilities. But I feel fine
physically and I could get a regular spot here without much
trouble.
"No meeting has been set as yet but it should happen this week,
before I go on holiday."
Former Arsenal midfielder Vieira added: "I have not met with
anyone from PSG or any other French club.
"As soon as I let people know I intend to carry on playing,
people started talking about a return to France or England.
"I want to stay at Inter. I feel happy here. That desire has to
be shared by everyone, but I am not looking for a departure.
"To me it is almost certain that I will stay. I can't see
myself, for example, going back to England to play for a club in
the middle of the table or fighting for survival.
"I would prefer to join a team in France fighting for the
national title. That would be logical. Considering the World Cup is
coming up, it is vital that I play next season."