Barcelona star, Andres Iniesta has said he wants to finish his career at the club, because his desire had always been to be a one-club player.
Iniesta, 32, came through Barca’s famed La Masia academy, enjoying a trophy-laden career at the La Liga giants.
The Spain international, who is contracted until mid-2018 but is yet to renew, said he will stay at the club as long as he is considered important.
“Anyone can guess but I have been clear about this [my renewal]. Now the only thing I am worried about is our title aims,” Iniesta said on Thursday.
“After the season we will review everything, both personal and the club’s side, and that’s it.
“I am not saying I won’t renew my contract. I want to finish my career here but that will be decided by my performances on the pitch and my feelings.
“I won’t stay here if I am not important for the club. That’s clear.”
Injuries have limited Iniesta to just 25 appearances in all competitions this season, including six in the Champions League.
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