AC Milan ace Mathieu Flamini would rather remain at the San Siro
than return to England amid reports the club are set to offer him a
new deal.
Flamini was linked with a move to Manchester City in January
and interest is expected to increase when the transfer window
re-opens in the summer.
The former Arsenal midfielder has been a bit-part player for
most of the season but has started three of Milan's last four
matches and is keen to extend his stay.
"I'm following the interest towards me of big English clubs.
But my priority is Milan," Flamini said in L'Equipe.
"I'm at a legendary club, one of the greatest in the world. I
feel very good there, I'm counting on imposing myself, at this
moment I'm in full possession of my abilities."
Flamini signed a four-year deal with Milan in 2008.
Reports suggest the Serie A giants are considering offering
the 26-year-old a two-year extension, something vice-president
Adriano Galliani has hinted at.
"We are counting on him," he said. "Mathieu has already had
playing time, he's playing, we're pleased with him."
