Said Benrahma admits that his ambition is to play in the Premier League as he faced questions over his future with several top-flight teams credited with an interest in the winger.
The 24-year-old winger is currently a key member of Brentford's side which is vying to get to the English top-tier for the first time since 1947.
With nine goals and five assists to his name this season, there was a worry that Benrahma would depart in January but no bid was forthcoming.
However, several sides are said to be scouting the Algerian international - with Newcastle United thought to be one of those.
When asked about his future, Benrahma told BBC Sport: "For the moment I am focused on Brentford. This summer I will see but for the moment I am so focused here.
"I am happy, I play, I score, I win, it's a good position so I am happy.
"For the moment I am here. My ambition is to play in the premier league. That's my first ambition. It's the first step and then continue to progress.
"If I go into the Premier League God willing with Brentford or ... I don't know but my ambition is Premier League."
Benrahma arrived at Brentford in 2018 from Nice, costing just £1.5m.
