Real Madrid legend Raul will seek assurances regarding his status at the club before deciding on his future.
The experienced frontman is an icon for Los Blancos followers everywhere, having re-written the history books at Santiago Bernabeu over the years.
He has spent his entire career to date with his hometown club, despite numerous attempts from outside parties to lure him away from the Spanish capital.
Raul has been a first-team fixture at Real since he was 17 and has been a regular source of goals for the club during that time.
The former Spain international has, however, slipped down the pecking order of late and now often finds himself among the substitutes.
SpotlightHe insists that he is happy to remain at Real 'for now', but admits 'there will be time to talk' about 'what may happen' in the near future.
The 32-year-old frontman admits his current situation is far from ideal, for a man who has endured a glittering career at the highest level, but he accepts that there was always going to become a time when he was forced to step out of the spotlight.
"It's not an ideal situation for any player," he said.
"For 15 years I have won practically everything, and in the last three months I have played less.
"Sooner or later I had to come to his point."
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