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Jerome Boateng isn’t ready to give up on Bayern Munich yet, but the guy heading towards a free agency in 2021 admits a challenging new player – potentially outside Europe – is liking him.

The 32-year-old has spent all but one season of his distinguished football career so far in his native Germany – with a short spell at Manchester City being the only anomaly in his impressive résumé.

After earlier spending time with Hertha Berlin and Hamburg, Bayern Boateng brought home in 2011 when it became apparent that an English adventure had ended..

The World Cup winner achieved great success during his time at the Allianz Arena, winning the German League and Champions League titles, having played in 333 matches in nine years. .

Boateng is still far from finished, with a lot of soccer in it, but he may have taken the opportunity to head further out of his comfort zone next summer and spread his wings.

“As I correctly mentioned, I am a person who likes to learn about new cities, new cultures and new people,” Boateng told Goal about his future plans.

“I’m not the type to like to be in one place for long. Accordingly, Paris, London and also cities outside Europe are very interesting to me.

Boateng added, with Bild stating recently that his contract with Bayern Munich will not be extended: “I was surprised by the coverage and wished I had sat beforehand.. But now I don’t deal with it anymore.

“I’ve always said that I wanted to learn about something different and take on a new challenge. I feel really good and at my best and have performed really well in the past few months. These are also comments I get from Hansi Flick and my teammates. This is the most important thing for me.

“My focus is 100 per cent on defending five titles from last season with the club. When the day comes when we part, I will look back with pride at these years and the many successes with this club. Not many footballers are allowed to try something like this. At the same time, I look forward full of motivation and look forward to what is to come.

Boateng isn’t the only high-profile player heading out at Bayern Munich, as David Alaba entered the final year of his current contract..

Talks with the versatile Austrian over an extension have collapsed, leading to his association with the likes of Liverpool and Real Madrid, but Boateng is reluctant to draw what the future might hold for an ambitious colleague.

He said of Alaba’s saga: « This is a very difficult topic. I don’t know the details so I can’t comment.

« I know David is a great guy and a great footballer – and I can only say that his character just doesn’t look right if he’s portrayed as greed for money in the news.

For now, Boateng and Alaba will continue to give their all to the Bayern Munich case as long as their services are required, with Hansi Flick uniting a star-studded camp since he inherited the reins of management from Niko Kovac.

Boateng added to his boss, “Soon after taking office, he said, ‘Jerome, I know what you can do.. The most important thing is getting fit.

“In December he said it was my decision to go or stay. But he said he would be happy if I stayed. Hansi Flick assured me that if I do well, I will have the same chances as everyone else. That is enough for me.

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