Derry City winger James McClean is excited by interest from Everton.
McClean says he is keen to make the move across the Irish Sea to build a career in England. He insists he knows little about a reported £400,000 approach from Blackpool.
However a move to established Premier League club like Everton is likely to hold extra appeal to the former Northern Ireland under 21 international.
McClean told the Liverpool Echo: "There have been quite a few rumours flying around over recent weeks regarding my future, but no one has said anything to me officially. Until that becomes the case, I want to concentrate on improving and playing well for Derry.
"Every player wants to improve and play at the highest level possible and I'm no different.
"I feel I've been playing well this season in the (Irish) Premier Division which was always going to be a test for me having come through the First Division the previous season.
"Obviously, I'm still learning and still trying to improve my game and should an offer come in for me from a good club, then I would certainly sit up, take advice on the matter and move on.
"I've heard stories about scouts watching me from West Ham, Reading and Burnley among others, but I've heard nothing.
"I've read my name associated with some of those clubs on the internet, but I've been told nothing and, as I've said, until I do, I will continue trying to improve with Derry City."
