Zlatan Ibrahimovic has insisted that he still has plenty more years of top-level football in him, but has yet to look at his future beyond this summer.
The 34-year-old, who will feature in Euro 2016 with Sweden, is now into the final few months of his Paris Saint-Germain contract.
Widespread reports have suggested that Manchester United could be next on Ibrahimovic's radar, although it has also been claimed that a move to the Far East or America may also be an option.
Speaking ahead of PSG's Champions League meeting with Chelsea on Wednesday evening, the former Inter Milan and Barcelona ace dismissed talk of his best days now being behind him.
"I feel young, very young. Age is just a number," the Daily Mail quotes him as saying. "People say I'm old, but I'm only warming up.
"My future is I have two months left on my contract and then I go to the Euros. After that there's nothing, I'm not in discussions with any other club."
Ibrahimovic has previously hinted that he would be interested in a move to the Premier League, with Man United and Chelsea thought to be the frontrunners to seal a deal.
Daniel Lewis
