The French international has no plans to leave his current club and has stated that he is happy playing in the Bundesliga.
Franck Ribery has expressed his desire to continue plying his trade at Bayern Munich at least for the entire length of his contract. Ribery’s current deal will expire in 2015 and the Frenchman has been at his best recently for
the Reds. He is fresh after scoring two goals at the weekend against Schalke which lifted Bayern up to the second spot, leaving them four points behind Borussia Dortmund.
The former Olympique Marseille player stated that he has no immediate plans of leaving the Allianz Arena outfit. He insisted that his family has settled well in Germany and he enjoys being amongst thousands of his fans in the country.
Ribery regarded Bayern as his ‘second family’ and will probably be looking forward to extend his deal.
While talking to France Football magazine, the 28-year-old winger further added:
"I'm nearly 29 and I've got a contract that runs until 2015, so why not (stay)? I'm not thinking about leaving. My wife and my children are happy in Munich. We've just bought a nice house. I've been at Bayern for five seasons,
I've got close friends like (defender) http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Daniel-c9879 (van Buyten). This club has become my second family, my sporting family."
On the other hand, Ribery wished to have an outstanding 2012 both for his club and country. The winger is hopeful of playing in the final of the UEFA Champions League, to be staged at Bayern’s home ground, Allianz Arena. He also
wishes to lift the upcoming European Championship crown with France. The tournament will take place in http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Poland-c2983 and Ukraine from June 8th.
"I'm popular here. At Bayern, in http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Germany-c2904, I feel happy, that's the word. I'm really loving it. The next Champions League final is being held in the Allianz Arena ... I hope 2012 will be a great year for me," Ribery concluded.
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/England-c749. France have twice won the European crown, in 1984 and 2000, and are considered
amongst the favourites this year.
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