Lukas Podolski is hopeful he can still make an impact at Arsenal after failing to impress during a loan spell at Inter.
The Germany international fell out of favour at the Emirates Stadium last season and was loaned to Serie A club Inter in January.
But the former Bayern Munich man scored just one goal in 18 appearances in Italy.
Podolski has been linked with a move to Galatasaray - whose coach Hamza Hamzaoglu ruled out a move for the forward last week - and Bundesliga side Werder Bremen.
"There's bound to be speculation in the coming weeks, but at the moment it looks like I will be going back to London," Podolski said.
"Things can always change, but if needs be I will remain at Arsenal next season. They are a great club and I think I can help them. I can confirm there has been no interest from Werder Bremen."
Asked about his spell at San Siro, Podolski added: "You can take experience from everywhere you play abroad, even if it was not my best year from a sporting perspective.
"But I still have many years ahead of me and a burning desire to play football."
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