After four years at the Etihad Stadium the Ivory Coast international may keep at the end of the season, but admits he is positive of remaining in the Premier League Manchester City defense Kolo Toure has declared he will be making the club in summer time, but adds he's hopeful of remaining in England. Toure reached the Etihad Stadium last year, finishing a reported A16 million move from Arsenal before becoming a significant area of the City group. But, under Roberto Mancini he has usually be utilized in a team rotation and will find a new club in the summertime as City have failed to provide him a new deal. The 32-year-old informed Sky Sports News: "I have been here for almost four years, and two wonderful years my songs are heard by me with Yaya and when I've been playing a whole lot and those things will be missed by me. "For me my family is here now, my kids are at school and they like the place - however in I am contemplating my future absolutely and 8 weeks nothing has result from the club. "My first selection is this country, as I like English football - that's why I began playing football. "After Ivory Coast I got it is important for me to keep here and here, I do not know every other culture, I've been here for ten-years." Toure also spoke about recently-crowned Premier League winners Manchester United, admitting that Sir Alex Ferguson's men have deserved their success this year. He added: "They have been more constant, more focused and I think we lost a little of inspiration and dedication and that cost the title to us. "I think City need certainly to begin from the initial game to the end of the season and take to and be aimed, like we were last season - every game, since the Premier League is so hard, you can defeat Chelsea and then lose against Wigan and these games are key."
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