Arsenal target Jackson Martinez admits his future is up in the air after impressing for Colombia in Brazil.
The 27-year-old scored 23 goals for Porto last season, attracting plenty of suitors across Europe, and carried his impressive form into the World Cup finals, hitting a brace against Japan in the group stages.
Martinez has a £35m buyout clause and supported the Gunners as a child, but Arsene Wenger will face stiff competition for his services.
Alexis Sanchez is on the brink of a move to Emirates Stadium and Wenger is expected to continue adding to the club's forward line after the Barcelona star's arrival.
Martinez has two years remaining on his contract at Estádio do Dragão but revealed last month that he would jump at the chance to play for Arsenal.
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His latest comments, however, are less direct as he considers his future.
"Right now, I don't know what will happen,” the Porto man told Colombian radio station La FM.
“I have two more years on my contract with FC Porto.
"There is interest from some clubs, something that is perfectly normal when a player is performing well, but I always have to take into account the fact I am under contract and I have to respect it.
"Only time will tell what will happen."
