Fabricio Coloccini insists he has no plans to leave Deportivo La
Coruna, amid reports Tottenham Hotspur have lodged a bid.
The Argentina international has not started Deportivo's last three
Primera Liga games and it has prompted rumours he will be sold in
January.
Speculation has strongly suggested that Spurs are readying an offer
to try to bring Coloccini to the Premiership.
But the former Milan stopper has moved to quash the doubts about
his future by pledging to stay in La Coruna.
"I am happy at Deportivo and I want to stay here," affirmed
Coloccini.
"I am not going to change to another team at this moment, it's too
soon and if I can stay, better.
"Then after some time has gone by I will analyse everything that
could appear.
"On the other hand, I never said I wanted to leave Deportivo. In
some moments that had been said because I wanted to play in the
World Cup, but I am calm."
Coloccini also refuted claims that he is at odds with Depor coach
Joaquin Caparros after being dropped from the team.
He added: "I understand that maybe some people could be surprised
when I wasn't included in the team by the coach, but he is the one
who takes each decision and we have to respect them.
"I don't have any problem with the coach."