Senegal national team defender Kalidou Koulibaly does not allow transfer rumors to distract him from the upcoming Group H match against Colombia. "Napoli" football player just two years ago negotiated with London's "Chelsea", and with increasing talks that the team will be led by Maurizio Sarri, speculation about his move to the Premier League is starting again. Meanwhile, Senegal has four points after the first two matches, so a draw today would secure their spot in the next stage. "100 million euros - if you said this number to my parents, they would laugh," - when asked how he feels about being valued at that amount, Koulibaly responded. "The price is dictated by the market. I don't think about it, I just try to give my all on the field." "I don't think about my future for a minute, because we've worked for three years to get here, and if something distracts me during the World Cup, I'll leave it aside because I want to be 100% focused on the World Cup." "We work a lot, we are very dedicated and we want to be in the quarterfinals. We'll think about everything else later. My teammates should trust me and each other, so I don't separate a minute for my future right now." Senegal currently remains the only team from the whole African continent that can still advance to the next stage.
