Sevilla striker Luis Fabiano insists the time to talk about his future is at the end of the season.

A host of clubs have been linked with the in-form Brazil international, who has a contract with Sevilla until 2009 but whose playing rights are 65% owned by an investment group.

Among those sides reportedly following the 27-year-old are Real Madrid, but when asked about their supposed interested Luis Fabiano told Radio Marca: "At the moment there is nothing, but at the end of the season we shall see.

"Nobody has spoken with me, I think that they spoke with the business that have the major part of my rights. After the season has finished we will return to talk."

Luis Fabiano has recently said he would like to stay at Sevilla, but La Liga's leading scorer this season admits his family are still looking to move away from the area following February's armed robbery.

Luis Fabiano, who was at training when his wife and young daughters were robbed at gunpoint in their Seville home, said: "My family is afraid and thinking of returning to live in Brazil because they have not forgotten what happened."

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