Barcelona legend Andres Iniesta has said that he hopes this weekend's showdown with Real Madrid will not be his last taste of El Clasico action at the Bernabeu.
The 33-year-old put an end to speculation over his future earlier this season by penning a "lifetime contract" in the Catalan capital.
Iniesta continues to be linked with a move away from Camp Nou, however, meaning that Saturday's meeting could be the last time he faces Madrid on enemy territory.
Speaking to Mundo Deportivo, the Spain international said: "I would not know now if it will be or not but I hope it is not. People who can talk always talk but when one is focused in a place, my mind and my head do not look the other way.
"As I said a few months ago when I renewed, the time to say things will come. It is not something that you are thinking or feeling. I know I will have to make a decision but it will be when it has to be."
Iniesta has won eight La Liga titles and four Champions League crowns during his time at Barcelona.
