South Korea winger Lee Chung-Yong is not entertaining thoughts of leaving Bolton Wanderers this summer, despite suggestions that Liverpool retain an interest in the player.

GettyImagesLee Chung-Yong celebrates his goal against Uruguay

Lee enjoyed an impressive debut season in the Premier League, scoring four goals in 34 appearances in the 2009-10 campaign, and went on to shine at the World Cup when scoring against Argentina in the group stage and Uruguay in the second round.

Liverpool are believed to be long-term admirers of the 22-year-old but Lee believes he still has plenty of room for improvement at the Reebok Stadium.

"There's still much for me to learn in Bolton, so I haven't given any serious thought to the matter of a transfer," Lee told the Bolton News. "As I do my best to work with what's given to me, chances will come and I will take them.

"Money is important, and it'd be good to play for a big team like one in the Champions League, but most of all I want to go where I can develop myself."

Meanwhile, Real Madrid youngster Marcos Alonso claims he will snub interest from Benfica to join Bolton this summer. The 19-year-old is expected to move to England in the coming days.

"It's hard for a young player at Real Madrid as they always buy players," said Alonso in the Daily Mirror. "There's a lot of pressure to win trophies, so they don't give youngsters or reserves a chance.

"If I stayed I could have been in the reserves for years, but I knew I had to go to play football at the best level possible. I was impressed that Bolton watched me in the reserves and wanted me for a long time.

"I could have gone to Benfica, but felt they only wanted me as part of the deal for Angel Di Maria."