By Saj Chowdhury

Gudjohnsen helped Barca to victory at Valencia

Icelandic striker Eidur Gudjohnsen has not ruled out a move from Barcelona during the January transfer window, according to his father.

The former Bolton and Chelsea player, 29, has been linked with moves to West Ham and Newcastle in recent weeks.

"He is perfectly happy with life at the Nou Camp but he is not ruling anything out," father and agent Arnor Gudjohnsen told BBC Sport.

"I think he will stay at least until the summer but it's up to him."

The Iceland international signed for Barcelona from Chelsea in 2006 for a fee believed to be about �8m.

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After a successful debut season with the Catalan giants that saw him score 12 goals, the first half of the current campaign has been less fruitful.

Injury, coupled with the arrival of Thierry Henry from Arsenal, had undone a lot of the good groundwork before injuries to Henry and Lionel Messi saw him return to the fold in the last two months.

And last weekend, the Gudjohnsen scored the third goal in the 3-0 win at Valencia.

"The injury has been a setback for him but he's fought his way back into the team and has been showing some good form," added his father.