Tommy Conway reveals Bristol City contract latest amid past Celtic and Rangers interest

Tommy Conway says he is leaving his Bristol City contract talks to his representatives and is fully focused on performing on the pitch for the Robins.

The striker signed a three-year deal in June 2022, which expires at the end of next season, and the club are keen to extend his stay in BS3 beyond that.

Conway has been at the club since the age of seven and is one of many to have progressed through City's academy system and into the first-team set-up.

"To be honest, during the season, it’s not something I like to get involved in, I leave that to my representatives and my family," he said.

"You can get easily distracted and caught up in all of that talk and I don’t want it to affect my football because that’s the most important thing, ultimately. I leave that to everyone around me and I'm just fully focused on my football."

Conway has netted eight goals for the Robins in all competitions this season, including a goal home and away against Premier League side West Ham as City knocked the Hammers out of the FA Cup.

Given his links to Scotland, there have been whispers of interest from Celtic and Rangers in the past, but the forward reiterated where his current priorities lie.

"Sometimes I don’t know what's going on, I'm just fully focused on training and playing games," he added.

"Like I said, I leave that to the people behind the scenes and if anything comes of it they’ll make me aware, I'm fully focused on my football."