Bayern Munich’s Thomas Muller has refused to rule out a summer move to La Liga holders Barcelona.

Muller has a contract with the Bundesliga champions which runs until 2017, however he has been linked with a transfer to Barcelona.

The German International admitted that he was in no rush to leave Bayern, but would also not fully commit himself to the club.

"If you stay at the level we are playing at in this business then you are going to be sought after," Muller told German newspaper Bild.

"There have been some interesting offers, but I know that Bayern is not a selling club.

"I really enjoy being at Bayern, but I am not going to make a declaration of loyalty and then tomorrow change my mind.

"I feel good here, but I understand that in this game anything can happen quickly and can change from one week to the next.

"I must insist though that this is nothing negative against Bayern.”

Muller has been with Bayern since joining the club at the age of 10 in 2000.

Since then, the 24-year-old has come through the youth system and developed into one of Bayern’s best players.

Muller has scored 93 goals in 239 appearances for the German giants, winning two Bundesliga titles and the Champions League in the process.

The attacking midfielder has also enjoyed success on the international stage, winning the Golden Boot and Best Young Player at the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa.