The Argentine international has expressed that he is enjoying his time with Los Blancos, stating that he is not considering a move away from the Spanish capital.
Real Madrid’s Gonzalo Higuain has taken out time to deny all rumours linking him to a transfer away from the Spanish giants and downplayed all speculations regarding his future.
In wake of his side’s victory over Athletic Bilbao in midweek, the Argentine appeared overjoyed as Los Vikingos secured their 32nd La Liga title.
Jose Mourinho’s men travelled to the Basque country in order to lock horns with Marco Bielsa’s men at the San Memes.
The match saw Los Merengues humble the host team to a 3-0 defeat as they sealed this year’s Spanish Primera trophy.
This is the Spanish capital-based club’s first Liga BBVA triumph in the last three years as they have finally managed to break http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Barcelona-c38604’s dominance over Spanish football.
Higuain, who has been instrumental for the Whites throughout this season’s campaign, was also among the scorers for Spanish giants in their clash against Bilbao.
The Argentine is recognized as a goal-scoring threat throughout the world, and hence he has managed to attract interest from several top clubs across Europe.
Earlier this season Higuain’s father, who is also his agent, revealed that the Italian Serie A giants, Juventus, are interested in acquiring the services of the Madrid number 20.
However, the forward has refused to speak about a transfer and has stressed that he wants to focus on his career with the Blancos.
While talking to reporters, the 24-year-old was quoted as saying:
"We are happy and proud. We should enjoy this now. We’re like a family and we feel very happy. I don't want to talk about my future. I have a contract and I'm very happy here. We have to enjoy this now after fighting for a whole season. It was an important and special match [against Athletic] and we knew we would take the title if we won."
Even though Real Madrid have been named the champions of http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Spain-c3011, they still have two fixtures left to play in the season. The final two matches are to be held against Granada and Mallorca.
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