Arjen Robben has dismissed suggestions he could leave Bayern Munich amid speculation linking him with a move to Turkey.
Reports from Turkey claim Besiktas are keen to lure the Netherlands international away from his current club, but he has made it clear a transfer is not an option, jokingly adding only a return to boyhood club Groningen could be tempting.
"It's the same story all over again every year," Robben told Bild. "I can only laugh about these rumours.
"Things are getting a bit more serious when Groningen get in touch..."
The 32-year-old's contract with Bayern is due to expire in June 2017 and he is happy to open talks over a renewal if the reigning Bundesliga champions want to hold on to him.
"I have a great relationship with the people at Bayern. We appreciate each other," he added.
"Bayern know where to find me if they want to have a chat. I am always available. Or they can give my father [and agent] a call. Bayern has my number.
"But the most important thing for me at the moment is to play some good football."
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