Marouane Fellaini has insisted goals are just a bonus and he is more concerned with helping Everton to victories.
The Belgian took his goal tally for the season to 12 when he netted Everton's opener in a 3-1 victory over Reading last weekend.
However, he has played down the significance of the number and stressed that his only focus is making a contribution to the team, ahead of Saturday's FA Cup quarter-final against Wigan Athletic.
"I scored last week but the most important thing is the three points against Reading," Fellaini told the club's official website.
"Now I am ready for Wigan in the quarter-final of the FA Cup and I hope to win the game. That's the most important thing - for the supporters, for the staff, for Everton. It's important to win because it is good for confidence."
Asked about a goals target for the season, Fellaini added: "I'm happy and when I score the goals it is a bonus for me.
"I'm not a striker, I'm not a goalscorer - I'm a midfielder. It's good for me but it's important to win every game.
"I have played more up front and I'm more in the box, so I have more chances to score the goals now. I try to concentrate when I'm in the box.
"I don't have an idea of how many I can score but I will try to play well. I will try to keep going and we will see."
