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Podolski admits unhappiness with Bayern but delays decision on future
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25 June 2008
Lukas Podolski has fanned the flames over a potential move away from Munich by admitting he hasn't spoken to the club since the summer's transfer speculation began.
The Germany striker, linked with a move to Tottenham and Juventus, said: 'The last two years have not been easy. I didn't get too many games at Bayern Munich but I resolved to train as hard as possible, to claw my way back into the national team. Now I want to reach the final.
'I haven't had any contact with anyone at Bayern. My only goal is to win Euro 2008 with Germany. Everything else comes later.'
Uncertain future: forward Lukas Podolski
After scoring three goals in the group stage and being one of Germany's top players, the 23-year-old has a shot at topping the scorers' list, especially if Germany beats Turkey in Wednesday's semi-final in Basel.
"Before the tournament, I did not expect to have three goals already by now, but I feel very good, in top shape," he said.
German newspapers are rife with speculation that Podolski will return to FC Cologne, his former club that has regained promotion to the top division.
While Podolski says he has a 'special relationship' with Cologne, he has not talked about future plans, except not to hide his dissatisfaction at the way he has been treated at Bayern.
He has confirmed that foreign clubs also have been in contact, without giving details.
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