Harry Maguire says he is not thinking about club football or transfer speculation while he is away on England duty.
The Leicester defender is being linked with both Manchester United and Manchester City with both clubs in the market for a central defender this summer.
But, the 26-year-old insists he is not thinking about his future at the moment.
"When I am away with England I don’t think about anything to do with club football," Maguire said from England’s training camp at St George’s Park. ‘
"As soon as I wear the badge my only focus is on England. I am fully focused on the two games coming up."
Former United striker Teddy Sheringham has urged his former teammate to consider making a move for the Leicester man.
"I think Harry Maguire is the one for me. He’s got great leadership qualities, and has a real calming influence. He’s very similar to Rio Ferdinand, in that he’s cool on the ball and defends very well. That would be a fine start from my point of view," the Treble winner told BetStars.
While Pep Guardiola is in the market for a centre back after Vincent Kompany announced he would be leaving the club after 11 years.
Maguire is currently away with England as they prepare to take on Holland in the Nations League semi-final in Portugal and the Leicester man is hoping that City's champions can help them win.
"It’s been a long time since we’ve had a trophy," Maguire said. "We want to be winners. We have a lot of winners in our team, especially with the (Manchester) City boys who’ve just turned up."
