Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag does not want his season disrupted by contract talks, even though 12 members of his squad could leave for free next summer.
Key players like David de Gea, Marcus Rashford and Cristiano Ronaldo have options to extend those deals by an additional year.
Ten Hag said the club has to focus on "performances, not on negotiating".
United face Tottenham in the Premier League at Old Trafford on Wednesday.
"At this moment we only think about performing," said Ten Hag. "We have a lot of games to go so I don't want to get that interfered by talks. We have to focus on football and performances, not on negotiating."
De Gea is United's longest-serving first-team regular, moving to Manchester from Atletico Madrid in 2011.
"We didn't make a decision on him but what I can say is that I am really happy with David de Gea," said Ten Hag.
"His first two performances of the season were not his best but after he brings us a lot for the defensive department, gives stability and as a person I like him.
"But first we go to the winter and then we will talk about how to deal with the situations."
