Borussia Dortmund manager Jurgen Klopp has moved to distance himself that he will be joining Real Madrid or Chelsea in the near future.
Klopp has been heavily linked with a move to Stamford Bridge at the end of the season if Rafael Benitez is not offered the Chelsea manager's job on a permanent basis.
He has also been mooted as a potential replacement for Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho at should the Portuguese decide to move on from the Bernabeu in the summer.
However, the 45-year-old has made it clear he has no plans to leave Dortmund after guiding them to two Bundesliga titles.
"I have a contract until 2016. I have said 20 times I'll definitely stay until 2016," he told the Evening Standard.
"Everybody thinks I say it but that if a club like Chelsea or Real Madrid come in for me, I will go. This is something I can't change but they will see.
"It is a really big honour for me, coming from a small village called Bretten in the Black Forest where 1,500 people live, that somebody thinks I can train Chelsea. It's not a normal story, it's a special story. But I don't think about it.
"I was the coach at Mainz before Dortmund for seven years. Each year I could have left for a Bundesliga club but I said 'no, I have a contract, I will stay'. I enjoy what I'm doing here at Dortmund. It's a great club, a great city, everything is okay."