Soccer:Manchester United winger Cristiano Ronaldo insists he will remain at Old Trafford next season.
Much like last year, Ronaldo's future is constantly under the spotlight and Real Madrid have again been linked with a move for the Portugal international.
United are adamant he is not for sale but if Florentino Perez wins the Madrid presidential elections he is likely to make signing the world player of the year his number one priority.
However, Ronaldo claims Perez's efforts would be futile.
"At the moment I'm only thinking about the (Champions League) final independently of what will happen to me or my team-mates next season," he told Atena 3.
"I'm sure Perez would create an incredible team at Madrid but at the moment I'm at United and I don't care about what happens there.
"I only care about what will happen next season at Manchester United."
United face Madrid's bitter rivals Barcelona in Wednesday's Champions League final.
Alex Ferguson's team are looking to become the first side to retain the trophy since the European Cup was rebranded as the Champions League in 1992, something Ronaldo admits will be a tricky test.
"It will be very difficult to do it again, because Barcelona have a good team, great players and a great coach," he added.
"The two teams are very good, they play very well and they have dream squads."
Both teams have had great seasons. Barcelona are on course for the treble while United are looking to add to the World Club Championship, Carling Cup and Barclays Premier League trophies they have already lifted this season.
Ronaldo is relishing the clash but insists it should not be billed as a personal duel between him and Barca star Lionel Messi.
"It's a battle of teams," he said. "Without my team I won't win and neither will Messi without his team-mates.
"It's clear that we are the two best teams in Europe. Not only because we are in the final but also because of the football we have played this season and for the trophies we have won.
"It will be the match every fan dreamed about."
