Massimiliano Allegri won't be replacing Arsene Wenger at Arsenal next season after clamming he wants to stay a Juventus.
It's thought the Italian had been lined up by the Gunners as a possible candidate for manager if Wenger did leave this summer .
But the Juve boss, who's side are on course for the treble this season, denied he was looking to leave the Serie A champions .
He said: “As for my contract, at the right time the club will decide, they’ll call me because at the end of the day I have a contract until 2018.
“So, as I’ve repeated 1500 billion times: I have a contract until 2018, the club can call me or not call me. After that we’ll see.
“I want to stay, then we have to talk. We’ll see.
“Will the Champions League final affect my decision? Absolutely not, I’ve already taken my decision so we’ll meet when the club deems it appropriate.”
The Italian has led his side to a sixth consecutive Scudetto title - his third since taking charge three years ago and also won the Coppa Italia for the third consecutive season.
He hinted that in five years time he may re-evaluate.
He added: “In five years I have a fairly clear idea (of where I’ll be), but I won’t say it now because it would cause a pandemonium.
“So I’ll tell you later, but I think in five years my path will be completely different to what it is now.”