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Jurgen Klopp has dismissed rumours of Philippe Coutinho potentially returning to Liverpool.

The Brazil attacker's future has been the subject of speculation after struggling to hold down a place in the Barcelona team this season.

However, Klopp insists that “everything is fine” with the player who Liverpool sold to Barca for £142million a year ago.

“That is something I don't want to talk about. I would not say it is a potential transfer or a likely one,” Klopp said.

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“Nothing to say. Whatever I say would open more stories and there is no story.

“Phil is at Barcelona and as I know he fits really well and everything is fine.”

Klopp also shrugged off talk that he could follow left-back Andy Robertson by signing a contract extension himself.

The German coach penned a new six-year deal in 2016 to keep him at Liverpool until 2022 and is content with his own situation.

"I would be really happy if they didn't come now because I don't want to think about it," Klopp said.

"I have a long time, there will be a lot of changes before then (2022) but I don't want to think about it at the moment. I am completely in this year and next year and then we will see."

Klopp's close friend David Wagner is out of work after parting company with Huddersfield Town this week but he won't be joining the Reds' backroom staff.

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"Dave is a manager and we don't need a manager," Klopp added.

"I would love to work with him some day but we are too young for that and he is especially too young.

"That we share a kind of office, there is no reason for that and I am really happy for him for the next five months he can have a holiday. I am a bit jealous as well but happy for him!

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"It is all good. He made his own way and he will make his own way in the next years."