Callejon wants Real Madrid stay

2 July 2012 17:21

Real Madrid midfielder Jose Callejon has reiterated his desire to stay at the club.

The 25-year-old winger, who re-joined Real last year, also said his relationship with coach Jose Mourinho was another reason he wants to remain at the capital club.

"I will not move," Callejon told AS. "I am very comfortable in Madrid. I know Mourinho well, and he trusts me. There are many reasons why I want to continue.

"I will continue to demonstrate my commitment to (Real) Madrid, and help to win as much as possible."

The former Espanyol man then went on to praise Vicente del Bosque's Spain for their Euro 2012 win, and explained why he would like to be a part of the squad in the future.

""It is a dream for any footballer (to play for their country). It is clear that I would like to receive the call. It all depends on the coach," Callejon said.

"They (Spain) played a great tournament, and have again demonstrated the level of Spanish football. There has hardly been a generation of footballers as good as this one."

Callejon played 25 times for his club in La Liga last season, scoring five times.