Gonzalo Higuain has suggested he will stay at Real Madrid after saying he is excited for next season.
Striker has experienced his best moment at the club
Gonzalo Higuain has suggested he will not be leaving Real Madrid after saying he is excited to be a part of the club next season.
The Argentina international's future has been thrown into doubt by several reports linking the 24-year-old with moves away from the Santiago Bernabeu .
Juventus, Paris Saint-Germain and Chelsea are all understood to be keeping a close eye on Higuain, but he insists he is looking forward to next season with Real.
"This was a tiring season at a physical level, because you are playing all the time, and at a mental level, because it is tough," he told
AS.
"It was a stressful season, but I am happy to have won La Liga in the end.
"And I am excited by what is to come at Madrid and with the Argentina national team.
"I am going through a great moment. I have won La Liga with Madrid and I am with the national team again. I want to enjoy this."
Happy
Despite Higuain being used mainly as a substitute in Jose Mourinho's selections, the forward has conceded that he is happy with his scoring record, having picked up 26 goals in all competitions.
"The truth is that I feel very happy with the number of goals I scored in the season," he said.
"But I could have scored more."
He added: "Madrid's last match really touched me.
"The fact that all the fans asked me to stay, that my team-mates even thought about asking me that, or even Sergio Ramos' comments before the game.
"This was one of the best moments, if not the best moment that I have experienced at this club, in these five years.
"These are the memories that will stay with you forever."
