Luis Enrique has admitted he remains in the dark over Pedro's future at Barcelona.

The midfielder has been strongly linked with a move to Manchester United with the Old Trafford club ready to activate his £22million buy-out clause.

And after scoring the winner against Sevilla in the Super Cup on Tuesday, he all but confirmed he will leave the Nou Camp in search of regular first-team football.

Pedro, who is also interesting Manchester City, has been named in Barcelona's squad to face Athletic Bilbao on Friday night in what could be the 28-year-old's final game for the Catalan giants.

'We all know the situation that Pedro is experiencing,' said Enqriue. 'We want him to stay, but it's a difficult decision. Nothing has changed yet, but it will change.

'No-one knows [if he will stay, but he's currently in the squad] like the rest of his colleagues.
'Two days ago, he couldn't train. He had to leave training with a sore groin.

'Pedro's in a difficult situation. He's a player who wants to stay but also wants more minutes.
'I will continue choosing players who I think are best and I'm looking forward to the end of the transfer window so I know what my squad will look like.'