Chelsea striker Radamel Falcao has set his sights on finding a club that can offer him regular first-team football as his time at Stamford Bridge draws to a close.
The 30-year-old has endured a disappointing loan spell with the Blues since sealing a switch from Monaco last summer, scoring just once in the Premier League this term due to a combination of poor form and injury.
Falcao looks set to leave Chelsea at the end of the season when his loan deal expires, and the Colombia international has admitted he wants to find a club that will allow him to play every week while also revealing he saw a move back to South America fall through in January.
"I wanted to come to River [Plate] in January, but they did not have a foreign player spot open," he told Fox Sports.
"Right now my priorities are clear, I want to play every weekend because I am feeling good. I need to go somewhere I can play."
Falcao was this week left out of Jose Pekerman's Colombia squad for the centenary edition of the Copa America in the USA this summer.
The striker believes his omission was justified, but admits he wants to represent his nation at the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro in August.
"Now is not the right time for me to be at the Copa because I am not playing," he said.
"I want to go to the Olympics, but I don't want people to misinterpret that, journalists or anyone.
"The decision will be made later and I will be the first one to know if I am in or not because I want to be a key part of the team, to contribute and not embarrass myself.
"If I see I can help and if I am fit and playing all the time it is obviously easier."
