Peretz dismisses suggestions he wants to leave Bayern

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A recent report has claimed that Daniel Peretz is seeking a permanent move away from Bayern Munich in the summer, as he looks for more game time.

Speaking to Bild, however, the Israeli goalkeeper denies that he wants to be sold.

"My dream is still to become Bayern's first-choice goalkeeper. I'm working hard for that. That's why I don't want to be sold or leave the club permanently," said Peretz.

Meanwhile, a loan move could be on the cards.

"My plan is to go out on loan after the season to get some playing time, get better and be ready for FC Bayern," Peretz said.

The 24-year-old is currently third in Bayern's goalkeeping pecking order, behind number one Manuel Neuer and number two Jonas Urbig.