Philippe Coutinho remains coy on his future despite ongoing speculations linking him with a move to Arsenal.
Coutinho faces an uncertain future after Bayern Munich opted against triggering his buyout clause from Barcelona.
Former Liverpool playmaker is, however, reluctant to think about his future ahead of the Champions League final on Sunday, which will be his farewell game.
Estadio da Luz is the venue as reigning Bundesliga holders take on Paris Saint-Germain in the most highly anticipated game on the European football schedule.
Instead of exploring his options for the next season, Coutinho is gearing up for the most significant game of his career.
“My mind is fully focused on the competition. It’s a unique opportunity for us. I’m very happy to be in the Champions League final,’ he said, as relayed by the Metro.
“On my future, I haven’t thought about it because I’m only thinking about the final.
“We are coming up against a great side.
“We [Neymar and Coutinho] haven’t spoken yet because of the match. I’m sure he is focused on his team and me on mine.
“PSG is a very strong side with really quick forwards. I don’t even need to say how great of a player Neymar is because the whole world knows it.
“They also have a solid defense. It’ll be a great match, a great final.”
Among several Premier League sides interested in bringing Coutinho back to England, Arsenal have singled out as the most determined suitors.
The 28-year-old Brazilian has fallen out of favor at Camp Nou and could favor a return to the league, where he made a name for himself.