Graham has scored 13 times this season in league and cup competitions
Carlisle United striker Danny Graham is ignoring speculation over his future following a bid from League One rivals Huddersfield Town.
The Terriers have had a �250,000 bid for the 23-year-old rejected by the Brunton Park club.
"It's obviously nice to be wanted," Graham told BBC Radio Cumbria. "But at the minute my head is just focusing on Saturday's game against Leeds.
"I'm a Carlisle player and it remains that way until something changes."
Graham has scored 13 times this season, including the first in the 3-0 Boxing Day win against the Terriers.
"I'm happy at the club, I've stated that before," Graham said.
I'm a Carlisle player until anything changes and I just want to get on and play football
Carlisle striker Danny Graham
"There has been an offer for me but it has been rejected end of story and [I] look forward to Saturday."
Graham admits he is not a fan of the January transfer window.
"I think a lot of managers would say they are not a fan of the window," he said. "It might unsettle a few players but not me.
"It's something I don't want to get too focused on. Like I say, I'm a Carlisle player until anything changes and I just want to get on and play football."
Graham, who made 15 appearances for Middlesbrough before a permanent switch to Brunton Park in the summer of 2007, is confident the Cumbrians can get something from their trip to Elland Road.
"We always seem to play better against the better teams in this league," Graham said. "Leeds away at Elland Road with 30,000 fans...what more do you want as a footballer?
"If we can get a couple of wins over the next few weeks it could take us right out of the bottom four.
"We've got to stick together as a team and as a group and hopefully we will move up the table soon," he added.
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