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Molinaro focused on Stuttgart
Mar 20, 2013 12:25:00 PM
The Italian defender feels this is not the moment to discuss his plans for the future as he is concentrating on his performances on the pitch
EXCLUSIVEBy Rafael Corradino
Cristian Molinaro has stressed that he is not thinking about leaving Stuttgart at the moment as he believes it is too soon to talk about his future.
The left-back, who joined the Schwaben from Juventus in the summer of 2010, has a contract with the Bundesliga outfit until June 2014, but he is focused on helping Stuttgart stay clear of the relegation zone for now rather than thinking about his own future.
"My focus currently lies on bringing this season to a good end with Stuttgart," Molinaro told Goal.com.
"It's still way too soon to think about my contract situation. There has not been any contact with other teams at this point."
Molinaro has made 18 Bundesliga appearances for Stuttgart this term, receiving five yellow cards in the process.
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