The Trotters' top scorer, who only signed a four-year contract
extension at the end of August, has been the star of what has
otherwise been a difficult season for the Trotters.
Sammy Lee's men lie second bottom of the Premier League, having won
just one of their eight league games this term.
Anelka joined Bolton last summer but rumours of a move away have
persisted despite the France international committing his future to
the club.
Having previously played for the likes of Arsenal, Liverpool and
Real Madrid, the striker admits he yearns to play for another of
the giants of the game.
"Of course I still have ambition," he said in the Guardian.
"It's a long time that I have been waiting for a big club. I'm not
about to hide it; it's the truth. I know my game and I know my
qualities. I know all the players who are at Chelsea, Arsenal,
Manchester United, Barcelona and I know I'm at their level.
"I've played with them and I know I don't have anything less than
them. It's just the fact that I have to play and wait, I have to
have a lot of patience. I've been waiting so there it is."