Cardiff City's Victor Camarasa has addressed the uncertainty over his future, admitting he doesn't know what parent club Real Betis' plans for him are.
He moved to the Welsh capital on a season-long loan last year and he is reportedly set to be moved on from Betis this summer.
Reports in Spain have said Premier League clubs including West Ham, Leicester City and Tottenham Hotspur are interested in a summer swoop.
Now, Camarasa has now publicly addressed the uncertainty over his future, admitting he is unsure of what Betis' plans are for him.
In an interview with Radio Marca Sevilla (via El Desmarque), the midfielder said: "I have a contract with Betis and I’ve been very happy there, I’ve felt very comfortable.
"We’ll see about my future, it’s up to both parties, I still can’t say anything because I don’t know what Betis wants. I’ll do the pre-season and you’ll see."
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It comes after reports that the Cardiff player rejected a permanent move to south Wales and is surplus to requirements at his parent club.
Spanish publication Diario de Sevilla reported Camarasa will be moved on in the summer, after rejecting the chance to sign for the Bluebirds in January.
Tottenham, Leicester and West Ham have been linked with his services before, with Camarasa being valued at around £15million.
The on-loan Spaniard, who joined the Bluebirds last August on a season-long loan from La Liga side Real Betis, has proved to be a key player for Neil Warnock, but has suffered from injury at points during the campaign.
The 24-year-old has scored five goals so far this term.
