The Burnley striker is linked with West Ham United and Newcastle United.
Speaking to The Burnley Express, linked-away striker Andre Gray has distanced himself from speculation regarding his future.
The Burnley marksman has been linked with a move away from Turf Moor this summer.
According to The Northern Echo, Gray, who hit nine Premier League goals last season, is wanted by Newcastle United and West Ham United, though a £15 million asking price has caused the trail to go a little cold.
West Ham, in particular, have since signed Javier Hernandez and Newcastle appear to have moved on, with Diego Rolan reportedly interested in joining the Magpies.
Nevertheless, Gray has revealed that he is simply concentrated on Burnley and believes that speculation about his future is merely par for the course in football.
“It’s part and parcel, you concentrate on where you are,” he told The Burnley Express.
“Nothing has happened, there’s nothing to think about, I’m concentrating on Burnley and that’s what I’ll always do.
“The last five years, every window there’s something new coming out, it’s nothing new to deal with.
“I want to become a better player and concentrate on my football here.”
It is no surprise to see him stay at Burnley for now, given that it’s a lot of money for West Ham and Newcastle to spend on a player who scored nine goals last term.
That said, there is little to stop him from dramatically increasing that total at a club with better support players around him.
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