Newcastle goalkeeper Martin Dubravka has told parent club Sparta Prague to forget about interest from elsewhere because he wants to stay on Tyneside.
The Slovakia international is yet to concede a goal at St James' Park since arriving on loan on January deadline day.
There is thought to be a deal in place which would allow Dubravka to join Newcastle for £4million in the summer but other clubs - including Udinese - are also looking at the 29-year-old, who has been outstanding in his five matches for Rafa Benitez's side.
But Dubravka said: 'I want to stay here after the summer, but I need to be focused until the last game.