Spanish midfielder Ignacio Camacho has admitted that he could leave Malaga this summer.
The 24-year-old has been one of the La Liga's standout midfielders this season, with his strong form directly reflecting Malaga's impressive campaign.
A number of clubs were linked with a move in January, but Camacho has said that he was always likely to remain at La Rosaleda until at least the end of the season.
"If I do leave here then I want it to be done well and that Malaga are not angry with me. But I also think you need to look at the market and its value in case you leave. We all know Malaga's situation, which isn't too bad, but they could be forced to sell for a reasonable price," Camacho told Cadena COPE.
"It's always good when teams are looking at you because it means you are doing things right, both individually and collectively. The situation at Malaga is good and that benefits me.
"In any case, you must live for the present and enjoy the moment. I have a contract here but if anyone wants to come in for me, as the club has already shown, then they will have to negotiate."
A number of European clubs are said to be interested in the midfielder.
Matt Law
