Erik Ten Hag admits it is an "honour" to be linked with Barcelona and Chelsea, but insists he is happy to remain Ajax coach.
The Dutchman has caught the eye of Europe's elite after guiding the Eredivisie outfit to their first Champions League semi-final in 22 years.
Ten Hag's side beat Real Madrid and Juventus on their way to the last four before a heartbreaking last-gasp 3-2 defeat to Tottenham in the second leg, having led 2-0.
Standard Sport understands that Barca have identified Ten Hag and currently Dutch national boss Ronald Koeman as potential replacements for Ernesto Valverde, whose position has been put under scrutiny following their Champions League exit at the hands of Liverpool.
But 49-year-old Ten hag, while conceding he is flattered to be linked with such clubs, says he has no intention of leaving Amsterdam.
"It's an honour to be linked with big clubs like Barcelona, Bayern and Chelsea but I have a contract with Ajax and I am happy here.
"There are no problems for me," Ten Hag told reporters.
"I am happy and I'm planning my future here, I am not thinking about leaving".
Ten Hag has enjoyed a successful first full season at the Johan Cruyff Arena after taking over in December 2017.
The former Utrecht manager is on the brink of sealing the Eredivisie title unless Ajax suffer a calamitous 14-goal swing against De Graafschap on Wednesday, while he also oversaw victory over Willem II to lift the KNVB Cup earlier this month.
