Victor Wanyama has expressed that he sees his future at Tottenham regardless of hypothesizing connecting him with a move to Liverpool.
Wanyama has persevered through a troublesome season scourged by damage, and it has been asserted that Tottenham are thinking about offering him.
Reports from a month ago said that the north London club esteem Wanyama at around £50million.
Previous Liverpool chief and current Rangers director Steven Gerrard feels the midfielder would be an ideal fit at Anfield, however Wanyama expects to remain.
“Despite everything I have an agreement with Spurs and that is the thing that I need to see through,” he told Goal.com.
“I didn’t have a decent season with the group in view of damage and my point currently is to buckle down amid this break and return for next season much more grounded and help them perform stunningly better.
“Being harmed as a footballer shows you numerous things about yourself yet nothing more so than if you have your wellbeing then you have your riches.
“Cash and every one of the trappings of being a footballer amount to nothing unless you have your wellbeing and wellness.
“This has been a dim time for me. At the point when Tottenham played Real Madrid at Wembley and I needed to watch… I needed to play so gravely, it was most likely the least purpose of my vocation.”