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Sol Campbell says his future is on hold until after the World Cup finals.
The Arsenal stopper has been linked with a move away from the club, with Turkish giants Fenerbahce said to be heading the queue.
However, Campbell has denied knowing anything about Fener's interest and he insists he will not be talking about his Arsenal career until after he has returned from Germany.
"What is my future with Arsenal? We will have to see what happens," he said.
"I don't know anything about interest from Fenerbahce.
"I'm not considering anything. I've just got to weigh up the situation.
"Arsenal is there and that's all I've got to say about it at the moment.
"It is about getting the World Cup out of the way and taking things from there."
Campbell has endured a difficult campaign, but he is now looking forward to the World Cup.
"My sharpness is good now. I'm focused and ready for whatever comes along," he continued.
"The injuries I've had get on your nerves but I've managed to pull myself together.
"For me it is a great achievement to be here with England for 10 years and to be involved in six tournaments.
"I don't know if many players have done that. It is a fantastic feeling.
"We had some great players in Euro 96 and could have won the competition but we have also got some great players now. There is a mixture of youth and experience and it is a great combination.
"Hopefully everyone can stay fit. That's the main thing. We always seem to get injuries before tournaments."