Arsenal striker Lukas Podolski feels settled at Inter Milan but he is still keeping his options open for the future.

The German forward has spent the second half of the season on-loan with Roberto Mancini's side but has struggled to make an impact, scoring just one goal in 16 appearances.

Mancini last week said Podolski is eager to return to the Emirates Stadium but the 29-year-old has since revealed he is open to a permanent move away from the Gunners.

"I could stay here [in Milan], go back to London or play elsewhere," he told Sky Sport Italia.

"I cannot confirm anything now. I have a year of my contract with Arsenal left and I have talked to others, I'm open to everything.

"I always try to do more, I train hard and I always want to play but in the end the coach chooses the team. It is important to have goals, and ours is the Europa League.

"It's not easy when you arrive in a new league. I think I am settled now."