Real Madrid coach Bernd Schuster has ruled out letting
out-of-favour goalkeeper Jerzy Dudek leave the club in
January.
Former Liverpool hero Dudek expressed a desire to find a new club
next month after failing to dislodge Iker Casillas as number
one.
Dudek is seeking first-team football as he bids to win a place in
the Poland squad for Euro 2008 next summer.
Schuster can understand Dudek's dilemma, but insists the keeper
will be staying put at El Santiago Bernabeu.
"I understand the situation of the player," Schuster told Marca.
"But the important thing is this club and I cannot see him leaving
during the winter market."
Dudek has admitted he will accept the club's decision and fight for
his place at Real.
"I will accept the decision of the club. It's obvious they want two
great goalkeepers at their disposal," noted Dudek.
