After recent speculation with a move linking him to China, Dutch winger Arjen Robben has revealed that a switch to Asia "isn't an issue."
In a recent interview with Kicker,via ESPN FC, the 33-year-old put to bed rumours linking him to the Chinese Super League declaring: "At the moment, China isn't an issue at all for me. The chances of me moving to China are minimal."
This comes as the tricky winger publiclycriticised players for moving to China by saying 'you're basically acknowledgingyour career is over'.
Arjen Robben on moving to China. RT if you agree! pic.twitter.com/v4A3Axc7w2
Joining Bayern Munich in 2009, Robben has enjoyed a wealth of success at the German giants, scoring the winning goal in the UEFA Champions League Final in 2013 and collecting five Bundesliga titles.
He also recently signed a contract extension at The Bavarians, keeping him at the club until 2018. In the same interview with Kicker, he commented: "I'm no longer the youngest. If I was 29 or 30, just an additional year's deal would be a bad sign but with this we can look at it again next winter. Perhaps then I'll think this is the end."
Arjen's GOAL it's so beautiful!! #FCBHSV pic.twitter.com/2yGqcimNd4
However, after his contract is up in 2018, Robben hasn't eliminated a move to China saying: "'I've also learnt that you should never rule out anything in your career."