The 26-year-old Oman international was reported to have become disillusioned with life at the Reebok Stadium and has been linked with moves to Bayern Munich, Galatasaray and newly-promoted Hull City.

The doubts over his future with the Trotters were compounded earlier this week with the news that first-choice goalkeeper Jussi Jaaskelainen had signed a new four-year contract with the club.

But Al Habsi insists he will remain with Gary Megson's side and that he is not interested in any offers as recent reports suggested.

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"I still have one year left on my contract at Bolton and I will stay with the team," Al Habsi said. "I've heard that Jussi has signed a new contract but this means nothing as I'll stay with the team.

"Everything is okay now and I'm enjoying life here especially as my wife gave birth to a girl six months ago. Things were great for me at Bolton and hopefully next year will be even better."

On Wednesday, Finland number one Jaaskelainen, 33, pen to paper on a new deal to end speculation over his future.

Al Habsi was the first Omani to sign for a Premier League club when he joined Bolton in January 2006 after agreeing a pre-contact agreement in the summer of 2005.

Last season the former Lyn Oslo custodian made 10 Barclays Premier League appearances for Bolton.