Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure refused to discuss his future at the club on Tuesday when asked about the subject at the launch of FIFA’s new anti-discrimination monitoring system, AFP reports.
Toure’s agent, Dimitri Seluk, accused City of ignoring his client’s birthday last year and said last week that the Ivory Coast international, whose contract expires in 2017, was “90 percent certain to leave” during the close-season transfer window.
Toure, who turns 32 on Wednesday (today), has been linked with Inter Milan and Paris Saint-Germain, but he declined to comment on the reports.
“Today we have more important things to talk about,” he told journalists at Wembley Stadium. “The racism issue is more important than my future.”
Toure, a four-time African Footballer of the Year, joined City from Barcelona in 2010 and has helped the previously success-starved club to two Premier League titles, the League Cup and the FA Cup.
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