Zlatan Ibrahimović insists that he has no plans to leave Barcelona despite reports linking him with a move away from the Camp Nou.
The powerful frontman continues to be linked with a host of top clubs across Europe following a disappointing first season at Barcelona, and the club's signing of David Villa from Valencia has done nothing to dampen the rumours.
However, Ibrahimović is adamant that his long-term future lies at the Spanish champions.
He said at a press conference to announce his return to the Sweden national team: "I was a Barça player when I left (to go on holiday) and I'll be a Barça player when I go back.
"I have four years left on my contract."
The 28-year-old has also taken a swipe at the press for their constant publication of stories linking him with other clubs.
The ex-Inter Milan striker added: "I want to congratulate everybody that has used my name, because it's fun to have been at Chelsea, at Manchester City, without having been there."
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The powerful frontman continues to be linked with a host of top clubs across Europe following a disappointing first season at Barcelona, and the club's signing of David Villa from Valencia has done nothing to dampen the rumours.
However, Ibrahimović is adamant that his long-term future lies at the Spanish champions.
He said at a press conference to announce his return to the Sweden national team: "I was a Barça player when I left (to go on holiday) and I'll be a Barça player when I go back.
"I have four years left on my contract."
The 28-year-old has also taken a swipe at the press for their constant publication of stories linking him with other clubs.
The ex-Inter Milan striker added: "I want to congratulate everybody that has used my name, because it's fun to have been at Chelsea, at Manchester City, without having been there."
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