Manchester City's Edin Dzeko has only increased speculation that he will be leaving City in the summer by saying that he would like a return move to the Bundesliga.
The forward joined the club in a £27 million move from German outfit Wolfsburg in January 2011, but after only starting seven games in all competitions in 2013 he is believed to be frustrated. So far this season Dzeko has carved a reputation as a super-sub having scored 13 goals this season but it is thought that the striker may not be at the Etihad after the beginning of next seasons campaign.
"I love the Bundesliga and I will return to the Bundesliga. The only thing I don't know is when," said the Bosnia international in the Daily Mirror.
Reports have even suggested Dzeko has held talks with Borussia Dortmund, who look set to lose star striker Robert Lewandowski this summer, with Bayern Munich and Manchester United heavily linked.
But Dzeko said: "That's not true. There is a lot of talk and a lot is written. If you believed every word, I'd be playing at Bayern Munich or AC Milan by now.
"Dortmund are a top club. Everyone in Europe can see that and with (manager) Jurgen Klopp, they have a great coach working there."
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