Manchester City's Ivorian midfielder Yaya Toure listens during the launch of the FIFA's Anti-Discrimination Monitoring System at Wembley Stadium in west London on Tuesday, which will be implemented in the 2018 World Cup. FIFA will send observers trained by the European anti-discrimination organization FARE to qualifying matches where there is felt to be a high risk of racist behavior from fans. AFP PHOTO
Manchester City's Ivorian midfielder Yaya Toure listens during the launch of the FIFA's Anti-Discrimination Monitoring System at Wembley Stadium in west London on Tuesday, which will be implemented in the 2018 World Cup. FIFA will send observers trained by the European anti-discrimination organization FARE to qualifying matches where there is felt to be a high risk of racist behavior from fans. AFP PHOTO

LONDON: Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure refused to discuss his future at the club on Tuesday when asked about the subject at the launch of FIFA's new anti-discrimination monitoring system.

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