Xabi Alonso has shrugged off the opportunity to become Tottenham Hotspur’s permanent coach over the summer.
Speculation have linked the 41-year old name with the position, but the Leverkusen’s boss has remained firm in his position that he does not plan to move away from his current duties.
“I’ve been in football for many years, rumours are normal but we still have a lot to achieve.” he said.
“That’s why my head is 100 per cent here for the last few months. And my head is also 100 per cent here for next season.”
Alonso has impressed with Leverkusen, leading the German side to Europa League’s 1/2 finals and winning 14 out of 30 games in Germany. They currently sit 6th in the standings.
Spurs are in desperate search of a new manager after sacking both Antonio Conte and Christion Stellini in a space of a month. Julian Nagelsman still remains favorite for the job.