Klopp: Nothing has changed on Coutinho´s Liverpool future

Liverpool supervisor Jurgen Klopp says there has been no change with respect to the eventual fate of Philippe Coutinho, who is apparently needed by Barcelona.

The Brazil star is said to have turned in an exchange ask for last Friday, hours after an announcement from Liverpool proprietors Fenway Sports Group made it clear they won't engage any offers for the player.

Coutinho missed Saturday's 3-3 draw with Watford with back damage and won't be associated with Tuesday's Champions League play-off first leg with Hoffenheim because of the issue.

Klopp expressed at the end of the week the 25-year-old's dubious future was not a diversion, but rather recommended a ultimate conclusion on whether he will remain at the club could be out of his hands.

Be that as it may, talking in front of the conflict at the Rhein-Neckar Arena, Klopp worried there has been no improvement to the adventure.

"Nothing has changed over the most recent couple of days, not on the one side or the opposite side," he said.

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"He's not accessible for us right now with the goal that's the principle issue. He can't play for Liverpool as of now and it's a significant blow for us.

"Be that as it may, we've thought about it for a couple of days so we can plan, similar to we need to get ready without Adam Lallana, Daniel Sturridge who is truly close, two more sessions and he'll be accessible for the end of the week.

"The best thing would be for this group to remain together for four, five years, in spite of the fact that I know it's very innocent to state things like that.

"I truly comprehend that everybody's keen on this however I can't say that I'm truly thinking in regards to it right now.

"I didn't think while in transit to this public interview, 'what would i be able to state in the event that they inquire?'. I've said everything in regards to it that I can state. I have no different answers."