Marseille midfielder Mathieu Valbuena says he is in no hurry to finalise his future amid ongoing talks over a new contract.
Valbuena insists he is more than happy to remain with the Ligue 1 title chasers long term.
The France international has been negotiating an extension until 2017 with the Mediterranean club, but admitted after last night's 2-1 win over Bastia that he was still to put pen to paper.
Team-mate Steve Mandanda signed a new contract to 2016 earlier this week and it had been thought Valbuena would follow suit in the coming days.
But Valbuena, who scored a stunning volley against Bastia, said: "Yes, we are still in negotiations.
"It's been pretty long. It does not bother me to sign on long term to OM. I flourish here, I've already won titles and we are having a great season this year, so why not?
"It is in view. It is being discussed. I have often been asked about the possibility of finishing my career here. I'm in Marseille, I feel good and fulfilled."
