Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola was again tightlipped on a summer move for Tottenham striker Harry Kane this summer.
Guardiola insists he is more focused on his side's remaining games.
"He [Kane] is a player for Tottenham, it is not correct for me to talk about him," said Guardiola.
"We are here for one game to play against Everton, who are playing to qualify for a European competition. Ahead, we have an important game in the Champions League [final] as well."
Asked whether he will rest players against Everton ahead of next weekend's Champions League final with Chelsea, Guardiola said: "I will pick the players that can win the game.
"We will have six days before the Champions League final and if someone gets injured, unlucky.
"Kyle walker could not play against Brighton because he has a twist in his ankle after playing with his children. It happens. Everyone is fit [to play Everton].
"Every single day during the season is a [selection] headache for me but now I have to be straight in my feelings and decisions and everybody will be committed to help."
