Robbie Keane has poured scorn over reports linking to a move to the Premiership by declaring that he is happy at Molineux. Keane said: "I've seen my name mentioned with clubs like Middlesbrough, Leeds and Arsenal, which is very flattering, but nobody has spoken directly to me about a move. "I've still got three years left on my contract with Wolves and I get on fine with manager Colin Lee. The way I feel now I still want to help Wolves reach the Premiership, especially after just missing out so narrowly again this season." Keane is currently with the Republic of Ireland squad preparing for the game against Macedonia on Wednesday. "But this is a very big game for Ireland on Wednesday and with the little break we've had after the Yugoslavia match was called off I'll be up for it." Keane, who netted two goals on his debut on the opening day of last season, was Wolves' top scorer with 16 goals. In an incredible year for him, he also made his full international debut and became the youngest scorer for his country when he scored twice against Malta last October.

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