Djibril Cisse insists he is enjoying himself at Marseille after
making a successful return to action after injury.
The Frenchman is on loan at Marseille from Liverpool until the end
of the season after dropping down the pecking order at
Anfield.
Cisse returned to action in December after breaking his leg just
before last summer's World Cup finals.
The former Auxerre man has impressed on his return, scoring two
goals in his three Ligue 1 appearances including the opener in the
2-0 win at Rennes on Sunday.
Cisse hailed midfield duo Franck Ribery and Samir Nasri for making
his job easier and he has set his sights on finishing second in
Ligue 1 this term
"I joined OM to score," Cisse told the club's official
website.
"That is what I do and that is what I am asked to do.
"For the moment it is alright.
"For a striker, playing alongside such a talented player as Franck
Ribery is wonderful.
"Samir Nasri and him have given me all the balls and I
scored.
"He (Nasri) offers great passes and I hope he will go on like
this.
"Samir is very talented.
"He gives you the ball at the right time when you are running, that
is a big boost to have such a player.
"With more efforts we can get second in the league."
Meanwhile, Marseille could face a fight for Cisse's signature with
Tottenham reported to be keen on signing the French
international.
Marseille are thought to be keen on turning Cisse's loan move from
Liverpool into a permanent arrangement, but Spurs are monitoring
his situation.
Spurs have held a long-term interest in Cisse and tried to sign the
speedy striker last January only to see their overtures rebuffed by
Liverpool.
It seems highly likely that Liverpool will allow Cisse to leave on
a permanent basis in the summer as he does not figure in Rafa
Benitez's plans.