Argentine international striker Ezequiel Lavezzi has revealed that he expects to leave Paris Saint-Germain at the end of the season.
The 30-year-old joined the Ligue 1 side from Napoli in 2012 and has won three consecutive French titles at the Parc des Princes.
However, his contract expires next summer and, though he has expressed his desire to stay with Laurent Blanc's side, he does not believe it will happen.
"The truth is I want to stay because I have a lot of faith in the team. This year we brought in players that really reinforced the team," Lavezzi told Telefoot.
"I'm very happy for new signing Angel di Maria, it's always good to play with your friends. He is a great player, I hope he adapts quickly.
"I think it's my last year in Paris. But I'm okay and I want to finish it the best way possible. You never know what can happen. Today I want to stay, tomorrow we'll see."
Lavezzi, who has six goals in 42 appearances for his country, also counts San Lorenzo and Estudiantes among his former clubs.
