Reports on Sunday suggested that Watford have put a value on their manager, who has been strongly linked with a move to Goodison Park.
But Sky sources understand that is not true and the club expects Silva to stay at Vicarage Road.
Silva, who will take charge of Watford in the Super Sunday match at home to West Ham, said on Friday: "I don't know about an offer or not, or what's happened.
It's for the board, the owners to talk to each other about the situation. For me it's a normal situation. What's most important in this moment is the game against Westham
Sky Sports News understands Silva would be interested in talking to Everton but the 40-year old's two-year contract at Vicarage Road does not include a break clause.
David Unsworth has been in charge of Everton for their last five games
Speaking on November 14, a spokesman for Watford told Sky Sports News: "We will not countenance an approach for our manager, either from Everton or indeed any other club, be it in the Premier League or abroad."
Everton dismissed Ronald Koeman nearly a month ago and caretaker boss David Unsworth has overseen one victory in his five matches in charge; they drew 2-2 at Crystal Palace on Saturday.
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