Worcester Warriors back Ben Te'o says he is staying put at the club despite rumours linking him with a move elsewhere after an injury-disrupted season.
Teo has featured in just eight Premiership games, having been sidelined between October and March after undergoing ankle surgery.
During his spell on the sidelines, rumours began to circulate of a possible move elsewhere, but the England and British and Irish Lions centre insists he isn't going anywhere.
"I'll 100 per cent be here next year," he told the BBC.
"It's a three-year contract I'm on. I'm in year two and I am going to do year three and that's all I can say on that.
"We've got a lot of new guys coming in. There will be a lot of competition. A lot of potential in the back line and that's great for the side.
"I was away on international duty when some of the rumours were coming out.
"All I can do is try to do well when I am available to play.
"I have just got to show commitment to play. I am here to see out my contract. Throughout my career every contract I have signed I have seen out."
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