Josh Murphy insists he remains focused on helping Cardiff City bounce back to the Premier League.
The winger arrived at the Cardiff City Stadium last summer in a £11m and was one of Cardiff's brighter performers as they suffered relegation back to the Championship, scoring three goals and bagging two assists in 29 appearances for the Bluebirds.
His performances were enough to draw the admiring glances from other Premier League sides before the end of the season, with Burnley and Crystal Palace reportedly showing an interest.
The likes of Chelsea and, most recently, Schalke, have also been mentioned as possibilities, but Murphy insists he his attention is fully fixed on helping Cardiff make an immediate return to the top flight.
When quizzed on the speculation, Murphy told Goal.com : "I can tell you I took no notice of it [being linked with Chelsea]. I don’t know if there’s any truth in it, but I took no notice of it.
"I wouldn’t say it is a distraction, stuff like that is always going to happen. There is a fine line about it being true and not true.
"It is just something that I would never look into too deeply. It is the end of the season so you always get stuff like that. I see myself staying at Cardiff. Then we go from there.
"You never know what the future holds but as of now I am a Cardiff player and I am gearing up to get ready to fight for promotion to the Premier League.
"I have only been here for a season and I love it here. That’s my priority - to be at Cardiff and get Cardiff back to the Premier League."
