David Moyes has laughed off suggestions he would leave West Ham to join Celtic in the coming weeks.
The former Hoops defender has been linked with the job in the past, and his name was mentioned once more after Neil Lennon's exit.
But he insists he has no intention of leaving West Ham after guiding the Hammers to an excellent Premier League season which sees them battling for a Champions League place.
It's been a sensational turnaround at the London club after they narrowly avoided relegation last season and Moyes is likely to be handed an extended deal.
He revealed he's held talks with David Sullivan about continuing at the London Stadium and it means there's no chance of him moving to Celtic Park.
When asked, he said: "I've got no intentions of going anywhere. I've already spoken to David Sullivan, we're up to date and things are quietly ticking along.
"I don't want anything to get in the way of what we're doing just now. I'm not going to come out and say I'm signing a big contract or doing anything else that in any way might change things around. I just really want to go about the job and try and be professional."
