James Rodriguez insisted he is only thinking about Bayern Munich as the star midfielder denied reports of a rift with head coach Niko Kovac.
Bayern are in no rush to use their option to buy James, who is in the final season of his two-year loan deal from Real Madrid, according to chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge.
James reportedly wants to return to Champions League holders Madrid but the Colombia international refused to speculate about his future.
"My present is with Bayern Munich, I have a contract with them until June," James said.
"I'm fine there, I'm calm. In June we will see what happens but right now I am only thinking about Bayern.
"I'm recovering well and I'm really looking forward to start the year."
James has made just 11 appearances this season – seven as a starter – as he recovers from a partial lateral collateral ligament tear sustained last month.
The 27-year-old added: "Bayern have a healthy squad that are good [together], and there is no issue at all with Kovac."
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