Jose Reina claims he would not be interested in leaving Liverpool after reports linked him with a move to Atletico Madrid next summer.
The Spain international goalkeeper is said to be a target for Los Colchoneros next summer, who apparently thought he may fancy a move there.
Although no official contact has been made, Reina has spoken out to prevent any more stories as rumours continue to circulate.
"I am flattered," he said. "But at this moment it would not be good for me to move as my family is comfortable.
"I am feeling happy and valued. I have no reason to move."
Reina's father, Miguel, played for Atletico in the 1970's and was a member of the side that was beaten by Bayern Munich in Belgium.
Despite being born in Madrid, Reina junior rose through the ranks at Barcelona before moving to Villarreal in 2002.
After three seasons at El Madrigal, Rafa Benitez swooped to sign him for Liverpool and he replaced Jerzy Dudek as the club's number one.
The Spain international goalkeeper is said to be a target for Los Colchoneros next summer, who apparently thought he may fancy a move there.
Although no official contact has been made, Reina has spoken out to prevent any more stories as rumours continue to circulate.
"I am flattered," he said. "But at this moment it would not be good for me to move as my family is comfortable.
"I am feeling happy and valued. I have no reason to move."
Reina's father, Miguel, played for Atletico in the 1970's and was a member of the side that was beaten by Bayern Munich in Belgium.
Despite being born in Madrid, Reina junior rose through the ranks at Barcelona before moving to Villarreal in 2002.
After three seasons at El Madrigal, Rafa Benitez swooped to sign him for Liverpool and he replaced Jerzy Dudek as the club's number one.
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