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Toivonen: No move away from PSV
Aug 19, 2012 1:55:00 PM
The Swedish international has been linked with a move away from the Eredivisie for some time, but recently stated there is no concrete interest in his services
PSV forward Ola Toivonen has cooled rumours of an impending transfer away from the Dutch giants.The Swede has previously been linked to the likes of Rubin Kazan and Liverpool, but the player himself has now stated that a departure is not on the horizon.
"It's quiet. The situation is that I have a contract for another two years with PSV and there is no interest," the attacker said following his side's 5-0 win over Roda JC.
The 26-year old has publicly expressed his desire to make the next step in his career, but insists he is not looking to force himself out of the Eindhoven side.
"I'm very happy here at PSV. I want to make a good step, when and to where I don't know. Anything can happen."
PSV will continue their title bid when they travel to Groningen next Sunday.
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