Andre Ayew has suggested that he may leave Swansea City in the summer.
The Ghanaian, who joined the Welsh outfit from Marseille last year, has scored 10 Premier League goals this season.
Ayew has insisted that he does not regret his decision to join the Swans, who are 13th in the table with two games left to play.
"Whether in the 'big four' or in a European club, I have the ambition to regain the European Cup every year that I have experienced with Olympique Marseille," Ayew told RMC.
"I want to continue to work. I am aware of my qualities, but I do not regret my choice of Swansea. We'll see if I stay here next season. As soon as I arrived, my teammates gave me responsibilities in the field. Swansea has a future project, the club wants to grow.
"I know why I came here. I had other opportunities. For me, in Swansea, the club, at the game time, financially, everything came together for me to sign here."
Swansea's last two games are against West Ham United and Manchester City.
