TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said Sunday he is no longer seeking a job at a New York sports talk radio station once he leaves office, disputing a newspaper report that said the station told him he was no longer being considered.

The Republican governor said the report published Saturday by the New York Daily News was “completely incorrect.”

Christie’s is prevented by term-limit laws from running again and will leave office in January. He has made numerous appearances as a fill-in host on WFAN while serving as governor and had a two-day on-air audition last month as part of the search to replace longtime afternoon host Mike Francesa.

Christie is prohibited from negotiating future employment while still serving as governor.