Los Blaugranas are reported to be interested in signing a new frontman this summer to backup Barca's lethal trio consisted of Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez, and Neymar.
The 20-year-old forward spoke to the media following his side's training session at Saint George's Park in England and did not have any harsh feelings about his team's decision to sign a fourth striker.
"Whoever arrives will be welcome because I'm sure they'll come to risk a lot.
"I would only leave if the club asked me to go.
"From the first day I came up to the first team until now I have [felt valued].
"The club looks out for me, helps me and I am very happy."
The Madrid-born player also claims he is not too pressured about his playing time if La Liga champions complete a deal with another forward, saying:
"Whatever has to happen will happen.
"I will keep working and will talk about that with the coach, because [I am flexible in position] I don't know what will happen.
"Obviously, I would like [more playing time] and I will give everything I have to earn it."
Munir made 20 appearances and scored nine goals in his 2015/2016 campaign with Messi and Co.
