Eidur Gudjohnsen says he has no plans to leave
Barcelona, despite the imminent arrival of Thierry Henry at Camp
Nou.
The former Chelsea striker has been linked with a move back to
England after a disappointing first season with the Catalan
giants.
The 28-year-old has managed only five league goals since his
12million (£8million) move from Stamford Bridge last June.
But despite his poor return the Iceland front man says he is happy
in Spain and wants to fight with former Arsenal striker Henry,
Samuel Eto'o, Ronaldinho and Lionel Messi for his place in the
Barca line-up.
"There is a lot of speculation but I haven't spoken to anyone and
am only thinking of continuing here," Gudjohnsen told sports daily
El Mundo Deportivo on Monday.
"There were high expectations when I arrived and it's normal that
when a striker doesn't score many goals people expect more of you.
I also expect more from myself.
"But after last season I will be more settled. I know how the club
works, the language, and I will only have to focus on my game. When
I am in top form it will be easier to change people's opinions of
me.
"I know that after not winning anything everyone is thinking of
making lots of changes, but I want to stay."
