Victor Lindelof is a target for a "great European club" but will only be able to leave Old Trafford if Manchester United let him, the Sweden international's agent has said.
Lindelof has been linked with a move to Barcelona this summer with the Catalan club reportededly eyeing him as an option at centre-back if they miss out on Ajax captain Matthijs de Ligt.
Watch Premier League beginning August 2019 | Soccer Live Streaming | DAZN CA
And with De Ligt now looking set to join Juventus ahead of next season, Barca could open talks with the Red Devils.
Although Lindelof's agent, Hasan Cetinkaya, has not mentioned the La Liga side by name, he revealed there is interest in the defender.
"Lindelof is on the radar of a great European club, but leaving United depends on the English club," Centinkaya told Mundo Deportivo.
The 42-year-old is also the agent of Frenkie de Jong, and reportedly spoke to Barca officials about the situation of Lindelof when he traveled to Catalunya for the Netherlands midfielder's presentation at Camp Nou.
But Lindelof has appeared focused on performing for Man Utd next season.
The former Benfica man last month spoke about the squad's mindset going into pre-season preparations.
“Well there’s a lot of excitement of course, because we haven’t seen each other for a long time," he told MUTV.
“It’s always nice to see all the players and you know everyone is just excited to get started again, to work hard and get ready for the season.”
The Red Devils are set for a tricky start to the Premier League season with a game against Chelsea at Old Trafford on the opening day.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side will be looking to make a statement in that fixture and Lindelof also highlighted the importance of the introduction of a winter break in the English top flight when looking ahead to 2019-20.
“I think it’s good actually," the Swede added.
“I think, if you look at the other countries, they always have a winter break and I think it’s important for the mind and the body as well to get a little bit of rest so you can keep going and work hard throughout the season.
“So yeah, I’m all for it. I know in England we’ve always played a lot during the winter while others have rested a little bit, so I think it’s going to be good. I think people will enjoy it.”