Bernardo Silva says it's too soon to consider his future at Manchester City.

The Portugal midfielder is again being linked with a move away, as PSG and Barcelona circle.

The 28 year-old has a deal to 2025 and City manager Pep Guardiola has insisted he won't block Bernardo from leaving in the summer.

Bernardo said: "It is too early to think about my future three months before the end of the season.

I am completely focused on Manchester City. Rumours and speculation are none of my business. I will do everything possible. We still have something to fight for."

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