Thursday 2 November 2017 15:30, UK
Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo remains fully focused on his job at Molineux despite being linked with the vacant manager's job at Everton.
The Portuguese manager is reported to have been approached about taking over at Goodison Park following the sacking of former boss Ronald Koeman.
Nuno, who took over at Wolves in May after a season in charge of Porto, has since made an impressive start to life in the Championship with his side currently sitting top of the table after 15 games.
Speaking at a press conference ahead of Friday's Sky Live clash with Fulham, he said: "When we joined Wolves in the summer we came with commitment of something important, a big challenge.
"Since the first day we have been working really hard on that.
"The same thing that I ask my players is that every day is a day of hard work and only one focus, which is the club, what we want to build, how we want to perform. If I ask my players that, that applies to me also.
"The only focus I have in my mind today is the game of tomorrow [Friday].
"Nothing else can distract us and we are on the way of something really important and we are in a good way.
"We are doing things well and the boys are working really hard and believing in the idea that it is possible to always perform better, always grow and always be more competitive.
"There is nothing else in my mind and nothing else in the mind of the players, tomorrow is our focus.
When pressed on whether he would be staying with Wolves, he added: "It was a long answer and I was quite clear. There is nothing else more important in our lives than the game of tomorrow."
