Aston Villa striker Milan Baros has denied reports linking him with a move away from Villa Park.

Baros has an escape clause in his contract, however that is of the value of £18 million, and manager David O'Leary admits that it would be a massive profit if somebody offered that amount. 

"We did a great job with Milan because while we don't want to sell him, we'd make a huge profit. But that doesn't mean we want to sell him and I'm sure he will even better for us next season," said the Villa boss. 

However, Baros revealed that he is happy at Aston Villa, and must start to focus during the climax of the season. 

"It is not true that I am unhappy at Aston Villa. I don't regret that I joined Villa last year. I try to concentrate fully on the Aston Villa's last six fixtures and then on the World Cup." 

The last few days have seen the Czech Republic striker linked with a move to Villarreal; however, Baros is adamant he will stay with Villa.