Toby Alderweireld's Tottenham future remains subject to question after the Belgian defender insisted that he was not thinking beyond the end of the current campaign.
Spurs triggered a one-year extension in Alderweireld's contract back in January, but in doing so activated a clause allowing him to leave for £25million in the summer.
Manchester United have persistently been linked with a potential move for the versatile 30-year-old, though Napoli centre-back Kalidou Koulibaly remains their priority defensive target.
Addressing further questions over his future while away on international duty with Belgium, Alderweireld told Sky Sports. "There's a lot to play for this season and then I have a year contract left at Spurs [until 2020].
"I don't look further than this season and what other things yeah, I don't know.
"I'm very happy at Spurs, so we will see what the future brings."
Pressed on if the next move was a big one for him aged 30, he added: "Yeah, but I still feel very fit. I think I played a lot of minutes this season, so I showed I'm fit. I don't feel 30, I feel younger.
"I'm very happy and like I said I try just to watch game-by-game and this season there is a lot to play for so I will give my best for that."
Alderweireld has made 147 appearances for third-place Tottenham since joining from Atletico Madrid in 2015, including 27 in the Premier League this term.
He missed much of the 2017-18 season with a serious hamstring injury.
