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"I will not run away, situations may change quickly," he said in an interview with Friday's edition of Kicker magazine.
Boateng, 30, lost his place in Niko Kovac's starting lineup this season and was confronted with questions about his attitude and commitment.
The seasoned center-back, who was also ruled out of the national team earlier this year, has not celebrated with his team-mates, as Bayern has completed a weekend Cup and Cup double on the weekend. latest. .
However, Boateng told Kicker that he could stay in Munich.
"I can imagine staying at Bayern," he said.
"I'm always excited and I'm going to attack the new season."
He admitted that he had not played well for Bayern in the fall, but he did not understand why coach Niko Kovac had decided to drop him.
Boateng was criticized earlier this month for staging an evening in the decisive battle between Bayern and Borussia Dortmund, but denied allegations that football has become a secondary concern.
The defender was about to leave Bayern last year, but his transfer to Paris Saint-Germain failed at the last minute.
"I was already gone in my head.When you have a concrete offer but suddenly you're not allowed to go there, then something inside you breaks ", he told Kicker.
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