Germany goalkeeper Timo Hildebrand says he will not be leaving Valencia for Wolfsburg in the winter.
Hildebrand happy to stay at Valencia
Germany international goalkeeper Timo Hildebrand says he will not be leaving Valencia for Wolfsburg in the winter.
The former Stuttgart shot-stopper has failed to pin down a regular first-team place at the Mestalla, with new coach Ronald Koeman preferring veteran Santiago Canizares.
But Hildebrand says rumours of a potential move to Wolfsburg are unfounded, despite his current 'difficult' situation.
"There's no question of that," he told dpa.
"I want to and will establish myself here in Valencia. It's a difficult situation at the moment, but I like it here."
Lehmann welcome
Speculation as to a new goalkeeper at Wolfsburg is rife after coach Felix Magath substituted regular No.1 Simon Jentzsch at half-time during last weekend's 2-2 draw with Eintracht Frankfurt.
Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann has also been linked with a move to the VW Arena and club captain Marcelinho has said he would love to see the veteran join Wolfsburg.
Marcelinho told Kicker: "Jens Lehmann is an excellent goalkeeper with a lot of experience. He would be a real gain for our team and would be very welcome."
