Veteran Clarence Seedorf has revealed that AC Milan has yet to offer him a contract extension to remain at the San Siro.
The 35-year-old midfielder, who scored the opening goal in Milan's 2-1 triumph at Fiorentina on Sunday, will become a free agent this summer.
"I am hearing a lot of rumours,'' Seedorf said. "I am awaiting an offer from Milan, as there are some concrete offers on the table from Brazil as well as other clubs.
"But my focus right now is on the scudetto, only then, I will think about my future.''
Seedorf joined Milan from city rivals Inter in the summer of 2002 and has since made well over 200 appearances for the Rossoneri.
Sunday's triumph in Florence left Milan one step closer to their first scudetto since 2004, leaving them three points clear of second-place Napoli with six games remaining.
"We knew the importance of the match at Fiorentina and we prepared well," Seedorf said.
"These are the matches that one needs to win and we did that.''
Milan hosts Sampdoria on Saturday.
