VfB Stuttgart striker Mario Gomez has conceded that while he is happy at the Bundesliga side for now he is keen to play in one of the major European leagues.
The 23-year-old German International was the subject of an offer on transfer deadline day from Manchester City, who made a host of bids for top European stars following the Eastlands takeover by the ADUG.
However Gomez, who was told by the German side that he would not be sold for any amount of money this year, is happy to stay at the Mercedes-Benz Arena, but admits that his aim is to play in the Premier League, La Liga or Serie A.
“The offer from Manchester City will certainly not be the last one I receive,” he said.
“My aim is to play for a top club in Europe, somewhere like Italy, England or Spain.
“I have a contract with VfB and the club has told me quite clearly that they will not let me leave this season. Not for any money in the world.
“I have no problem playing in Stuttgart. VfB is one of the best run clubs in Germany and I enjoy playing in Stuttgart.”
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