Real Madrid attacker James Rodriguez has revealed he remains very happy with the European champions, despite ongoing speculation over his long-term future, during an interview withAS Diario.
It's been reported that the Colombian has fallen out with manager Zinedine Zidane over the past few months, and the player himself is still struggling to make himself a regular fixture in the Frenchman's starting XI.
James has been linked with moves to Manchester United and Chelsea over the last few months, and speculation is expected to continue when the transfer window re-opens.However, the player himself has come out to express his happiness in Madrid and that he's not looking to move on just yet - instead claiming he wants to win more titles.
Speaking ahead of the Club World Cup final, he said:"I am happy here. I hope I can play the final and add yet another title.
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"I hope to continue doing good things.When you want to play at a club like Real Madrid, you always have to know that it's a team that wants to win titles, and is used to winning titles."
James has only made four league starts for Los Blancos this season, and eight appearances in total. His attitude has regularly been called into question, however his situation has been made more difficult because of the form of players around him in the midfield and attacking positions.
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