Barcelona striker Samuel Eto'o has admitted he
is still to decide where his future lies.
The Cameroon international has been linked with a number of
Europe's top clubs this summer and has been told he is surplus to
requirements at Camp Nou by new manager Pep Guardiola.
Eto'o has not ruled out remaining with the Catalan giants to
fight for his place, but feels he has already achieved many of his
goals with the club.
Chelsea and Internazionale have both been credited with an
interest in the talented striker, and although Milan have also been
mentioned they continue to claim Emmanuel Adebayor is their sole
transfer target this summer.
Eto'o said: "I have spent four years with
Barcelona. The first two years we won everything with the club and
then there were two difficult seasons when I was
injured.
"Now I am looking for possibilities - at some point I will take
a decision either to look for another club or stay in
Barcelona."
The three-time African Footballer of the Year knows he needs to
remain a first-team regular ahead of the 2010 World Cup in South
Africa.
He added: "In two years' time we shall be in the World Cup and I
will be at the top level with one club or Barcelona.
"I don't have much to prove with Barcelona. I know I am still
marketable and this summer we will meet with the club officials to
ensure that I am not pushed."