Hull boss Marco Silva has dismissed speculation linking him with a number of other Premier League clubs.
Silva's reputation has rocketed since he took over at the KCOM Stadium in January, leading the Tigers on a run that has taken them two points clear of the relegation zone.
Reports suggest Silva could be interesting clubs including West Ham, Southampton and Watford.
But he told a news conference he was focused only on Saturday's crucial clash with already-relegated Sunderland.
"For me nothing has changed," he said. "It is normal that it [speculation] will start now, but we will never lose our focus and we have one goal in mind.
"I see my future today and tomorrow to prepare the team and I am focused on playing well and winning.
"This is what is important -- not what happens in two months. I prepare one day then the next day and the next game, and this is my way.''
On-loan striker Oumar Niasse, one of Silva's first signings in January, praised the coach and said: "He can be a big manager -- he is already a very good manager but I think he can be even bigger."