BAYERN MUNICH star Arjen Robben has revealed he feels “impatient” over his future and could retire this summer.
Robben, 34, is out of contract at the end of the season and has not held talks about extending his stay at the Allianz Arena.
The Dutch winger joined the Bundesliga giants from Real Madrid in 2009 and retired from international football last year.
He will speak to club chief Karl-Heinz Rummenigge next month but admits he still does not know whether or not to continue playing.
Robben told BR Sport: “I’m a bit impatient, but unfortunately a decision on the extension of my contract has not yet happened.
“I have agreed with Rummenigge that we would speak in April, then we will see.”
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Despite coming to the end of a stellar career, the former Chelsea winger is still performing at a high level this season with six goals and 10 assists from his 27 appearances for the Bavarians.
However, Robben knows playing time is coming to a close and he will have to rely on a “gut feeling” to make his decision.
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He added: ‘The most difficult thing, when you get to my age, when you see that the end is approaching, is making the right decision.”
The attacker who has also played for Groningen, PSV and Chelsea has won 26 trophies in his career including the Champions League and two Premier League titles.
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