Celtic goalkeeper Fraser Forster is keen to play in the Premier League but insists he will only move if he is guaranteed regular first-team football.
Interest
Forster added: "For me, it's all about performing as well as I can for Celtic and hoping people are watching, so that when the summer comes, or whenever I want to leave, someone will take me.
"If you're playing well for your club, then there's likely to be some interest, particularly after the season we've had in the Champions League."
Forster is also keen to boost his international chances after earning two recent call-ups to the England squad as cover to Roy Hodgson's first-choice keeper, Joe Hart.
"I want to stay in the England squad and push Joe as much as I can for that No.1 spot," he added.
"I want to push him all the way. As a kid growing up, you always want to be No.1 and that hasn't changed. My long-term ambition is to be England's No.1. It might take a few years, it might take ten years, but I'll keep on working as hard as I can to achieve that goal.
"I was delighted to get into my first England squad, but once you've had a taste, it's where you want to stay."
