Antoine Griezmann has spoken again about his future, claiming that it is in the hands of Atletico Madrid president Enrique Cerezo.
Reports in Spain recently claimed that the striker has informed the club that he wants to leave, but Atletico have denied this.
Manchester United have been heavily touted as Griezmann's future destination, with reports stating that the Red Devils are willing to pay his £87m release clause.
The France international has now revealed that he has spoken to teammates Koke and Diego Godin, as well as manager Diego Simeone about his future.
"I am happy here. I have spoken with the manager, with Koke and Godin. It is in the hands of the president of the club. We will see how it goes," The Mirror quotes Griezmann as saying.
"I am good at the club. My agents are talking with Atletico and we will see what happens. My future will be decided this summer. If I do leave this summer, the date will depend on the qualifying phase of the World Cup."
The forward has scored 83 goals in 160 appearances for Atletico.
