Wolverhampton Wanderers striker Raul Jimenez has confirmed he was the subject of 'approaches' from other clubs during the summer transfer window.
But the Mexico striker reaffirmed his commitment to Wolves having recently signed a new four-year contract at Molineux.
Jimenez has been a revelation since joining Nuno Espirito Santo's side from Benfica two years ago and topped the magical 20-goal mark in all competitions last season.
That form inevitably led to speculation over the 29-year-old's future in the summer, when he was linked with the likes of Manchester United and Juventus.
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In an interview with Mexican outlet TUDN [via Sport Witness] during the international break, Jimenez admitted potential suitors had been in contact but an agreement was never close to being reached.
“During vacations or a transfer window a new team will come out every day, what I knew was about the news, rumours,” said Jimenez.
“One day I’d wake up and Juventus loved me, another it’d be Manchester United, and what I know is that there were approaches, but an agreement was never reached, nothing close, but I’m very good at Wolves.”
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Jimenez already has four Premier League goals this term having netted 13 and 17 in his first two campaigns with Wolves and put pen to paper on a new deal at the start of October.
Asked whether he has any regrets over staying at Wolves, he said: “Well, not really, I’m very happy at Wolverhampton, it’s never forced because I’m in a place where I’m fine, they know I’m not satisfied, I’m always looking for more.
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“It didn’t happen this time, if it happens at some point will have to want the best for me, Wolves and the team who came, but I’m very happy at Wolves being very important.”
Jimenez added: “The truth is I’m giving my best by giving myself to the top in every training, game, I’m doing my best, obviously Wolves are not a team that is talked about a lot, but I’m in the best league in the world and if I’m doing it at a team that doesn’t have much popularity, I can do it at any team.”