Celta Vigo attacker Nolito has once again hinted that he would find it tough to turn down a move to Barcelona in January.
The 28-year-old has long been linked with a return to Barcelona, whom he represented between 2008 and 2011, mainly in the B team.
Nolito scored 13 goals and registered 13 assists in La Liga last season, while he has netted seven times in 11 league appearances this term.
While on international duty with Spain, the attacker's future was once again a talking point and he has refused to completely shut down talk of a return to Camp Nou.
"I feel good and relaxed. My feet are on the ground. I try to stay away from all the news out there about my future," he told Sportium.
"What has to happen will happen. You can never say never, but at the moment I'm delighted with how things are going in Vigo and Celta must be respected. Things are going very well for me, but we'll see what happens."
Nolito is believed to have a buy-out clause in the region of £13m.
