Brazil and Real Madrid defender Roberto Carlos stressed on Saturday that he will stay with the Spanish giants till he helps the club winning at least one more title.

"I will not leave Real Madrid before winning one more title," Spanish media quoted Carlos as saying in a press conference.

"I am happy in Real and I will stay for the next season and try to make history with the team," the international left-back added.

Media reports suggested that Carlos will be leaving Real in the end of the season despite his contract expires in the end of 2007.

The 32-year-old Carlos was linked with a move to Turkish club Fenerbahce or heading to the Gulf after receiving a luxurious Qatari bid.

However, Carlos said he is not interested in offers and set his sights on lifting Real from their current crisis.

"It's not important whether other clubs are interested in signing me or not because now we have to continue working to help this club clinching any silverware this season," he said.

Carlos, who joined Real from Inter Milan in 1996, helped his side winning three league titles and three European Champions League trophies.