Robinho: I am happy at Man City
Robinho insists he is happy at Manchester City.
The Brazilian has been linked with Barcelona, where president Joan Laporta has declared his interest.
But Robinho said via an official interpreter: "I am so happy with my club. People talk a lot but the truth is I'm trying to be happy to play again.
"It is important that I do a good job for my club so I can play for my country.
"My club pays me but I always want to be with the national team when they meet up and I don't want a problem with my club or the national team."
Robinho added: "My obligation is to be here, and it's supported by Fifa. The people who need to understand each other are the Brazil national team and the club, not the player.
"When I am with Brazil it is like being back at home and being with your family."
When asked about reports linking him to Barcelona, Robinho said: "My father represents me and my father has never given any interviews. I don't want to be in the middle of any problems with anybody."
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