Young Hearts of Oak goalkeeper Seidu Mutawakilu says he is not letting talks surrounding his future bother him and was rather bent on improving his performances.
The former Dreams FC and Former Asante Kotoko goalkeeper endured a difficult debut season with Hearts of Oak.
Mutawakilu who was regarded as the future of goalkeeping in the country has seen his credentials being questioned since moving to Hearts of Oak.
Reports in the media suggest he is not a key member of the Kenichi Yatsuhasi set up but the 19 year old says he is not letting talks of his future detract him.
'As for me I do not read what is in the media or better still talk about what is going on,' Mutawakilu told GHANAsoccernet.com
'I am a goalkeeper and I know very well that when I do well everybody will praise and if not I will be criticized.'
'I am focused very well and want to improve.'
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