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Jose Enrique rules out signing for Sunderland
JOSE Enrique insists he has no interest in a Tyne-Wear switch to Sunderland ? or leaving Newcastle United for any other Premier League club.
Enrique was the subject of fresh speculation over the weekend linking him with the Black Cats, who are looking to sign a left-back in the January transfer window.
The Spanish defender has reaffirmed his commitment to United?s promotion campaign, however, insisting that a New Year move to the Stadium of Light holds absolutely no interest for him.
The feeling over the summer was that Enrique, a former Spain Under-21 international, would be one of the first players to leave United following relegation but he has delivered the perfect response by knuckling down and delivered a string of impressively composed displays.
The 23-year-old says he is settled in the city and is adamant that his focus is solely trained on getting the club into the top flight at the first time of asking.
?I don?t care about Sunderland. Even if the newspapers said Chelsea, I wouldn?t care. I worry for my team ? I love the city, I love the club and I don?t care about signing for another team.
?I don?t read the papers because I don?t understand English that well! Some players were joking with me about what it said. I want to go back to the Premier League, that is true, but I want to go back to the Premier League with Newcastle. This is a big, big, big club in England and it is important that it gets back into the Premier League.?
United supporters may have to get used to speculation linking their big hitters with moves elsewhere after an impressive start to life in the Championship.
Indeed Enrique is not the only player attracting covetous glances from top-flight clubs, with Kevin Nolan and Alan Smith both wanted men after enjoying an upturn in form since relegation to the second tier.
Fabricio Coloccini is another in the shop window after finally showing glimpses of the composure which made him an Argentina international.
Enrique believes that the determination to right last season?s wrongs mean that none of United?s players will be tempted to leave when the January transfer window swings open.
?I say all the time when people ask me
?I love this club?,? he said. ?It is normal that our players are linked with other clubs because we are playing well.
?But I am happy here, I want to make up for the mistakes we made last season. I think when you are happy with the city and happy with the club, you would not want to leave.
I know this summer all the papers are linking me and all the other players with all sorts of teams but I?m not interested.
?From the first moment I?ve been here I wanted to play here and I never thought about going anywhere else.?
In his third season at United, Enrique is enjoying a run of games unbroken by injury and believes that boss Chris Hughton can take much of the credit for coaxing the best out of him.
Indeed the former Villarreal man rates Hughton as the best of the five managers he has played under since joining the club in the summer of 2007.
?The manager has been very important. Chris has a big opportunity now and I think for me, he is the best manager that I have had in my three seasons at Newcastle,? he said.
?He understands football and the players are happy to play for him.
?It is the first time he has had the opportunity to do the job properly and he has proved he is a good manager.
?He is the right man for Newcastle at the moment.?