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3rd July 2014, 01:55 PM
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Agen Bola (http://cityholidaybet.com/) Terpercaya Cityholidaybet Reported - Barcelona sporting director Andoni Zubizarreta has made no assurances that Xavi will remain at the club amid speculation over his future.
Spain midfielder Xavi has spent his entire career at Camp Nou, but talk of a move away from the Catalan club has intensified.
A host of clubs have been linked with a move for the 34-year-old and the arrival of Ivan Rakitic from Sevilla has raised more questions over the playmaker's future.
Speaking at a press conference to introduce Rakitic as a Barca player, Zubizarreta revealed that he does not know whether Xavi will prolong his stay at the club and plans to hold talks with the midfielder.
"We are talking permanently with Xavi, we spoke to him before he went to the World Cup. He also wants the time to think, that's Xavi Hernandez, he's got every right to analyse things as he wants to do,� Zubizarreta said.
�If he decides to stay that will be fantastic news, if he decides that it might be the time to retire then we will treat that as well as we can.�
Agen Bola (http://cityholidaybet.com/) Terpercaya Cityholidaybet Reported - Barcelona sporting director Andoni Zubizarreta has made no assurances that Xavi will remain at the club amid speculation over his future.
Spain midfielder Xavi has spent his entire career at Camp Nou, but talk of a move away from the Catalan club has intensified.
A host of clubs have been linked with a move for the 34-year-old and the arrival of Ivan Rakitic from Sevilla has raised more questions over the playmaker's future.
Speaking at a press conference to introduce Rakitic as a Barca player, Zubizarreta revealed that he does not know whether Xavi will prolong his stay at the club and plans to hold talks with the midfielder.
"We are talking permanently with Xavi, we spoke to him before he went to the World Cup. He also wants the time to think, that's Xavi Hernandez, he's got every right to analyse things as he wants to do,� Zubizarreta said.
�If he decides to stay that will be fantastic news, if he decides that it might be the time to retire then we will treat that as well as we can.�