West Coast star Andrew Gaff remains tight-lipped about his future despite reports indicating the Eagles have placed a six-year deal on the table.

AFL Media yesterday outlined a reported six-year offer that would keep the midfielder at the WA club until at least the end of 2024.

It comes as Gaff, Jeremy McGovern and Scott Lycett loom as key targets for rival clubs upon coming out of contract at season’s end.

Speaking on Mix 94.5 this morning, Gaff said he opted to pay little attention to reports about his future options.

“I briefly saw the article yesterday, but I try not to read that stuff,” Gaff said.

“I haven’t heard too much about that.

“I’m focused on playing each week. I love playing each week with the guys.

“It’s been a great start to the year and we’re all focused on turning around what happened last night.”

Gaff was one of few Eagles players to hold their heads high after last night’s loss to Essendon, racking up a game-high 32 disposals.