Theo Walcott insists he is not looking to bring an end to his time at Everton just 16 months after completing a move from Arsenal.
Having started to slip down the pecking order at Emirates Stadium, the England international took the decision to embrace a new challenge in the January window of 2018.
He had spent 12 years on the books in north London, with commitment to the cause not a quality that he lacks.
Walcott claims he is not about to change that by seeking a summer switch away from Merseyside.
The 30-year-old forward has seen the likes of Bernard and Richarlison nail down wide attacking berths with the Toffees.
He did, however, come back into Marco Silva’s thoughts for a final-day clash with Tottenham and was among the goals in a 2-2 draw with the Champions League finalists.
Walcott is adamant he will be back for more at Goodison Park in 2019-20, telling reporters of the exit speculation which has started to build around him: "You see, this is just rumours! Now, I'm thinking of a nice holiday!
"I'm looking to get away, yes, but not what you're thinking!"
Walcott made 40 appearances for Everton across the 2018-19 campaign, registering six goals.
He was acquired by the Toffees in a deal worth over £20 million ($26m) and penned a three-and-a-half-year deal upon his arrival.
Getty ImagesAs he prepares to honour that agreement, Walcott is hoping to see a couple of those he played alongside this season return to Merseyside on a permanent deals.
Kurt Zouma and Andre Gomes caught the eye during loans from Chelsea and Barcelona respectively, with Silva having expressed an interest in bringing both on board full-time.
"They're two great guys, great professionals who have been fantastic throughout the season for us," said Walcott.
"It's up to Everton and themselves to decide. As a player I know what they're probably going through.
"But, fingers crossed, they can come back, I've enjoyed every minute with them and they've been a big boost for us.
"We'll see, who knows? I'm like a fan, we want the best players to sign for Everton and they're definitely two of them."