The successful coach has no intention of quitting his current club any time soon as he's keen to guide them to more silverware
Atletico Madrid coach Diego Simeone has dismissed talk of a move away from the Spanish champions, insisting he is happy in the capital.
Simeone took over at the Vicente Calderon in December 2011 and has brought much success to Atleti, who won La Liga for the first time since 1996 last season.
The Argentine also guided Atleti to the Champions League final in 2013-14, where they suffered a 4-1 extra-time loss to city rivals Real Madrid, and has previously led them to glory in the Copa del Rey, Europa League and European Super Cup.
His exploits have prompted speculation regarding interest from other clubs, with Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain among those said to be eager to lure him away.
However, the 44-year-old is adamant he is enjoying life at Atleti and is keen to discover how far he can take a team that currently sits fourth in the Spanish top flight, four points adrift of leaders Real.
"I feel very good at Atletico," Simeone told Marca. "I always want to continue improving, I'm never satisfied.
"I don't know what the limit of this team is. I will continue looking."
Atleti resume domestic action on Saturday when they host a Malaga team enjoying a five-game winning streak
