Newly appointed Barca coach, Josep Guardiola has already told the Cameroonian that he is free to look for another club and some of Europe's biggest clubs like Chelsea, Arsenal, Tottenham, Internazionale and AC Milan are reportedly lining up bids for the forward.
The striker was clearly unhappy with allegations that Barca are trying to push him out of the door as soon as possible and has retorted by saying that it is he who makes the decision on where and when to leave.
"I have spent four years with Barcelona. The first two years I won everything with the club and the last two have been difficult seasons when I was injured," Eto'o explained in an interview with Fifa.com.
"Now I am looking for possibilities - at some point I will take a decision either to look for another club or stay in Barcelona."
"I don't have much to prove with Barcelona. I know I am still marketable and this summer we will meet with the club officials to ensure that I am not pushed."
Eto'o has already rejected Tottenham's approach as he only wants to join a club that can give him Champions League football.
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