Bayern Munich midfielder Owen Hargreaves won't let Manchester United's interest distract him before the end of the season.
United made an offer for Hargreaves in January - with reports suggesting the Red Devils were prepared to pay £20million for his services.

Bayern turned down the bid at that time but club president Franz Beckenbauer has softened his stance and the door could now be open for a possible summer move.
Hargreaves told BBC Sport: "My job is as a footballer - the other stuff I don't control. I'll sit down with the club and these things will be discussed then, not out in the open.
"Franz Beckenbauer is the president of the club and obviously takes a keen interest in the situation.
"It's not very often an offer of that magnitude [United's previous bid] comes about and that's why there's so much interest.
"But I have a job to do as a player. I have a game to play on Sunday [against Bayer Leverkusen in the Bundesliga] and that's where my focus is."