Borussia Dortmund star Erling Braut Haaland insists he is not thinking about speculation linking him with a move to European giants Real Madrid as he is determined to finish the season strongly.
The Bundesliga is set to resume on Saturday after it was suspended for two months because of the coronavirus.
Dortmund host Schalke as they look to keep their title challenge on track by closing down the four-point gap to leaders Bayern Munich.
But beyond this season several of their leading stars, such as Haaland, have been linked with a move away from the Westfalenstadion.
The 19-year-old only joined Dortmund from Red Bull Salzburg in January after snubbing a move to Manchester United but his consistent goalscoring form has attracted attention from some of the world's biggest clubs.
There is a clause in the Norwegian's contract which can let him walk away for just £63million in 2022.
But Real will have to shell out much more than that to land their target this summer.
Haaland refused to rule out a move to the Bernabeu but he also avoided adding fuel to the rumours.
He said: "I concentrate on doing my job, not on the attention that others direct towards me. I do my job the best I can, it's what I like the most."
Haaland hit 12 goals in his first 11 appearances for Dortmund and he is hoping that record can only get better when the season resumes.
"I certainly got off to a good start here in Dortmund," he added.
"I am concentrating on working to improve every day.
"I see that by taking care of the details I learn more and more, trying to be in the best shape possible."
Meanwhile, Haaland's former youth team coach Alf Ingve Berntsen thinks the striker is ready to move to La Liga


Erling Braut Haaland has scored 12 goals in 11 appearances for Dortmund
"If I were the coach of any of the five best teams in the world, I would buy him [Haaland] immediately," Berntsen told Bernabeu Digital.
"I think he is ready to play for Real Madrid and I think he could succeed there.
"Erling is only 19 years old and he can still improve in all facets and parts of the game.
"I think that if the great clubs don't sign him... they may regret it later."