Ilkay Gundogan has spoken out about his future at Manchester City amid Barcelona transfer links.
The German international has been heavily liked with a summer move to Camp Nou as he remains a 'priority target' for manager Xavi.
City's star is currently in his final year at the Etihad, however, the Premier League giants are yet to hold discussions over a new deal if they don't want to lose the midfielder free this June.
The Cityzens' captain made a total of 294 appearances in all competitions for the club since his arrival from Borussia Dortmund in 2016. Throughout his seven-year spell under Pep Guardiola's side, the 32-year-old has been involved in scoring 92 goal contributions, scoring 54 times and assisting 38.
However, as the rumors grow big, Gundogan has broken the silence on his future stating he is 'happy' to be in Manchester and captain the team.
"Barcelona deal done? My future is not yet decided — obviously, there are talks in the background. But I won't go into details now. I have not signed anything yet."
“I'm happy to be here at Man City and to be the captain”, told the player to SkyDE quoted by Fabrizio Romano.