Claims Liverpool have agreed a deal to sign Lyon attacker Nabil Fekir at the end of the season have been dismissed by Jurgen Klopp and Jean-Michel Aulas.
Reports emerged during Liverpool's 1-0 defeat to Chelsea on Sunday that the Merseyside club will sign Fekir for €70million (£62m) in the upcoming transfer window, the France forward having netted 22 goals in all competitions for Lyon this term.
"During the game we agreed a deal? I would be surprised about that to be honest. No comment," Klopp told reporters.
"I never comment on transfer rumours. I've said more than I usually say."
Lyon president Aulas stated no discussions took place and expressed his desire to see Fekir remain for next season.
"We have had no contact with Liverpool [on Sunday]. Fekir is here," Aulas said after Lyon's 3-0 victory over Troyes.
"We hope to keep him and have him playing the Champions League with us next year."
Fekir offered a similar response to questions about his future, saying: "We discussed some things after Moscow [the elimination from the Europa League in March] and managed to straighten things out.
"I am still in Lyon. We still have two games left [this season]. I am good here. This club is in my heart."
; "We were a bit relaxed in the second half. We discussed some things after Moscow and managed to straighten things out. I am still in Lyon. We still have two games left. I am good here. This club is in my heart." May 6, 2018
