Hector Bellerin rules out leaving Arsenal for Barcelona
Friday 4 November 2016 15:55, UK
Hector Bellerin insists he is not interested in a return to Barcelona and is fully focused on achieving success at Arsenal.
The Spain international joined Barcelona as an eight-year-old and came through the youth ranks at the Catalan club before moving to Arsenal in 2011.
Bellerin has since established himself as the Gunners' first choice right-back and his impressive performances has seen him linked with a summer return to Barcelona.
But when asked about a potential move to the Nou Camp, the 21-year-old told The London Evening Standard: "If I wanted to play there I would have stayed there.
"I was very happy when Arsenal showed interest in me and I decided to come here. I'm not looking back, I'm just looking to help Arsenal.
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"It's nice for a player to know that big teams want you, but I'm very happy here.
"I've still got three years left on my contract, so I'm just focused on playing every single week, improving and hopefully making things happen here at Arsenal."
