Radamel Falcao has made it clear that he is not thinking about leaving Monaco this summer, amid interest from Real Madrid.
The Colombia international was linked with the Santiago Bernabeu side during his time at Atletico Madrid, but he ultimately joined Monaco in the summer of 2013.
Madrid remain keen to lure Falcao back to La Liga, but the 28-year-old insists he is focused on a return to the Champions League with his current club in the 2014-15 campaign.
"I believe in Monaco's project. I want to stay here and play Champions League football with Monaco," the striker said at a press conference.
Falcao also believes Monaco will further strengthen the squad this summer in order to compete with Europe's elite once again.
"We will strengthen the team in order to be ready for the Champions League," he added.
Monaco last featured in the Champions League in 2005-06, when they were eliminated by Betis in the third qualification round.
The Colombia international was linked with the Santiago Bernabeu side during his time at Atletico Madrid, but he ultimately joined Monaco in the summer of 2013.
Madrid remain keen to lure Falcao back to La Liga, but the 28-year-old insists he is focused on a return to the Champions League with his current club in the 2014-15 campaign.
"I believe in Monaco's project. I want to stay here and play Champions League football with Monaco," the striker said at a press conference.
Falcao also believes Monaco will further strengthen the squad this summer in order to compete with Europe's elite once again.
"We will strengthen the team in order to be ready for the Champions League," he added.
Monaco last featured in the Champions League in 2005-06, when they were eliminated by Betis in the third qualification round.
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