Yaya Toure has admitted he does not know where his future lies after his agent said he could leave Manchester City. Reports yesterday that Toure was far from happy about his treatment from the club's hierarchy over his 31st birthday last week. His agent Dimitry Seluk said that the Ivory Coast international still had to receive an apology or explanation from the club, and that this has led to question marks over his future.
"He is upset he wasn't congratulated," said Seluk. "If you're a famous journalist and your boss forgets to congratulate, you would be a little upset. "He does a lot for Man City. It's very strange that staff don't shake hands and say congratulations on your birthday. It's not normal. Yaya is upset."
Now Toure has admitted that everything Seluk said is true, and that he does not know what the future holds, although he does concede that he would love to end his career at his former club Barcelona.
"I have said that in front of the camera before and I have said that to newspapers about ending my career there (Barcelona), but we don't know because football is moving fast and you never know about tomorrow," Toure told beIN SPORTS.
"Because of the brilliant season Man City have had, everybody is talking about me and everything is open and we don't know tomorrow, but my focus is on the World Cup and at the end of the World Cup we will see what happens.
"I think my agent, Dimitry, is always on the phone and he knows what he has to do because I trust him a lot. He knows what he has to do because we were always open about everything."
Toure, who signed a new long-term deal last April, says he will speak again about his future after the World Cup is over.
