Manchester City's Algerian midfielder Riyad Mahrez. (Photo | AFP) 
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Riyad Mahrez happy at Manchester City, rules out transfer rumours

After winning the Premier League with Leicester City, Mahrez made a switch to Manchester City and over the years, he has become a crucial member of the side.

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MANCHESTER: Manchester City winger Riyad Mahrez has said that he feels very good at the club and he has no desire to look elsewhere for a stint.

After winning the Premier League with Leicester City, Mahrez made a switch to Manchester City and over the years, he has become a crucial member of the side.

"My future? I feel very good at Man City. There is no desire to look elsewhere. I don't know yet what my situation will be. But I'm happy in City and that's where I want to be," Mahrez told RMC, as reported by Goal.com.

Asked if he thinks about ending his career at Marseille, Mahrez said: "No, that's not something I tell myself. I want to end my career in England and Manchester City. So that's not something that I am considering."

The winger also said that he does not see himself as a future Ballon d'Or and he is currently focused on winning the Champions League.

"No, I wouldn't go so far as to say that. I will stay focused on this Champions League final. I am not here to believe myself to be a future Ballon d'Or. We will play the matches, try to make a difference with the team, and then we will see," said Mahrez.

Manchester City has already secured the Premier League title for the ongoing season. This is the third time in the last four years that Pep Guardiola's side has managed to win England's top-flight football competition.

City will also take on Chelsea in the finals of the Champions League on May 29 in Porto. 

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