David Silva insists he's happy with Manchester City, but he also talked about how he'd like to return to La Liga later in his career.

Silva joined City from Valencia in 2010 for €32 million.

Asked on Radio Marca if he would come back and finish his career in Spain, the 29-year-old said he was happy at the Etihad Stadium but may consider it further down the line.

"I feel very good [at City], the fans treat me very well there," Silva said. "We have won two leagues, cups -- we just need to take another step in the Champions League.

"I am not thinking about [returning to La Liga] at the moment. If I had to return to Valencia, I would not rule that out. Also, I would like to play for Las Palmas and end my career there."

Liverpool has no interest in selling Raheem Sterling this summer even if he refuses to sign a new contract with the club.

Sterling is currently committed to Liverpool until 2017 and negotiations on an extension through 2020 began in October.

Liverpool have offered the England winger around £100,000-a-week, a significant increase on his current salary of £35,000-a-week. Sterling is seeking £150,000 per week.

Manuel Pellegrini recently claimed Sterling has a market value of £100 million.

Memphis Depay's agent has denied being in contact with Manchester United about a summer transfer from PSV Eindhoven.

Louis Van Gaal managed Depay in the World Cup for the Netherlands.

"No, there has been a lot of rumors, but he still has a contract with PSV, so for now he is in Eindhoven," agent Kees Ploegsma is reported to have said, in comments appearing in the Daily Mirror. "We have not been in contact with any clubs.

"They [Depay and Van Gaal] had good contact during the World Cup, but since then there has been no contact."

Radamel Falcao has dismissed talk of a move to Juventus and says he is "focused 100 percent" on playing for Manchester United.

Falcao has struggled this season on loan with United from Monaco.

"Juventus looking for me? They talk a lot, but now I'm focused 100 percent on Manchester United," Falcao told Radio Caracol.

Luis Suárez returned to Anfield on Sunday to play in a charity friendly. 

Suárez's return was his first since being sold by Liverpool to Barcelona in the summer.

Suárez came on as a half-time substitute alongside another ex-Reds hero Fernando Torres, with the two delaying their entrance before being met with huge cheers from those in attendance.

When asked if he'd ever return to the Premier League, Suárez said he'd only play for Liverpool.

"You never know in football what the future holds, but if I ever play in England again I will play for the Liverpool team and not another team," he said.

Kevin De Bruyne is open to a return to Chelsea after becoming a rising star since his move to Wolfsburg.

De Bruyne's immediate future likely pivots on whether Wolfsburg qualifies for the Champions League.

Manchester United and Manchester City are also interested in De Bruyne, who is one of the best young creative midfielders at the age of 23.

The former Genk player was only granted three Premier League appearances during his stint at Stamford Bridge, which ended with a move in January 2014, but he left Chelsea on good terms and has not ruled out a return.

Wolfsburg paid £18 million for De Bruyne, but his swift progress means he is now valued at around £50 million.

Angel di Maria has had an uneven first season at Manchester United and source say the club will not sell him in the summer.

Reports of United manager Louis van Gaal "berating" Di Maria, 27, in the dressing room following last week's 2-1 win at Liverpool have led to suggestions that he may move on this summer.

Di Maria was close to joining Paris Saint-Germain last summer, but moved from Real Madrid to United for a British record £59.7 million.

Real Madrid have taken the first steps on the departure of Iker Casillas this summer after 18 years with the club.

Although Casillas has not yet begun negotiations with prospective new clubs, and a destination remains unknown, his representatives have already started discussions about the financial package he would receive on leaving the Bernabeu, sources say.

Real Madrid is expected to pursue David De Gea of Manchester United.

Sources in Spain say two things right now are certain: "The mood around Real is very much that Casillas will leave this summer" -- and the club wants De Gea as his direct replacement this summer.

Real Madrid realize they need Casillas to go if they're going to bring in De Gea as their long-term No. 1 choice in goal.

Casillas could be set to receive an extra €3.5 million in bonuses, on top of the €22 million for a contract that is set to end in 2017.

De Gea is signed through the 15-16 season.

David Alaba is downplaying a report from Marca that indicates his father met with representatives from Real Madrid.

Alaba is signed with Bayern Munich through 2018.

Alaba is one of the world's best young left-backs at just 22.

Alaba has been a key player for Bayern in recent seasons, playing 100 Bundesliga games for the club since returning from a six-month loan spell at Hoffenheim in 2011.

"I'm not concerned about that," he said. "I feel great at FC Bayern, and there are several important challenges waiting for us in the next weeks."

Xavi has signed a three-year deal with Al Saad SC worth €30 million.

Xavi will replace Raul.

Xavi had spent his entire career with Barcelona.

While with Al Saad, Xavi will also act as an adviser to the Aspire Academy and also plans to study for his coaching license.

Xavi also had options in the MLS, but the financial package in Qatar was far stronger.