In-form John Lundstram has admitted all options are still being considered as his contract dwindles at Sheffield United.
The 26-year-old Scouser has been continually linked with a move to Rangers on a Bosman deal at the end of the season as he looks for a considerable wage rise.
Any agreement to secure the £7m rated midfielder on a free would be a considerable coup given his status as a proven Premier League performer.
He has been unable to agree a deal with United, a situation boss Chris Wilder has admitted is "frustrating".
The combative midfielder didn't get much game time at the start of the term but has been back in the side in recent weeks, a situation that has coincided with an upturn in the Blades' form.
The engine room trio of Lundstram, Oliver Norwood, John Fleck have been key to Wilder's side picking up three wins in their last five games.
The upturn comes despite the club openly admitting the player was available for transfer in January.:
But Lundstram admits his next move is still far from certain and he will give his all for the club in the meantime.
He said: "It's the same situation, everything's still on the table. We'll see what happens.
"Of course, (speculation) is bound to happen but I'm here and while I am here I'm committed, as you've seen in my performances.
"I'm 110 per cent and no-one can question that. Who knows what will happen but while I'm here, I'll give everything."
