Sheffield Wednesday midfielder Fisayo Dele-Bashiru has admitted that he is happy at Hillsborough and would be open to the prospect of signing a new deal with the League One outfit.
Earlier this summer, Dele-Bashiru emerged as a target for Championship side Blackpool.
As per The Star, the Seasiders had a bid for the midfielder rejected by the Owls last month.
It is understood that a six-figure offer was rebuffed by Wednesday who are not actively looking to sell Dele-Bashiru during the current transfer window.
Dele-Bashiru's current contract at the club is set to run until 2023 and the Owls are believed to be keen to tie him down to a new long-term deal.
Selected to start in Wednesday's clash with Portsmouth last weekend, the 21-year-old produced a fantastic display in this fixture as he helped his side seal a point by scoring twice in the second-half.
After firing an effort past goalkeeper Josh Griffiths from outside of the area, the forward scored an equally impressive goal in the closing stages of this fixture.
Following this particular clash, Dele-Bashiru shared an update on his current situation at the club.
Speaking to The Star about transfer speculation, Dele-Bashiru said: "I’m not focusing on any of that, I just want to play football - and right now I’m happy where I am.
Dele-Bashiru later added: "If the right deal comes then I’d definitely be interested in signing.