Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp would not be drawn on the future of youngster Harry Wilson.
The Reds attacker scored a stunning goal in a 3-1 preseason friendly win over Lyon.
However, there is speculation that Wilson could be sold or the subject of a loan move, with Bournemouth and Aston Villa both interested in the Wales international.
Klopp would not be drawn on discussing the player's future.
He said to the club's official website: "We are in constant conversations, that's clear. We have to do the right thing for us and for the boy.
"There is nothing to talk about in public about it, so we will see what happens in the next eight or nine days until the window closes.
"He is obviously a really good player and I was really happy with him in the whole pre-season; he came back from Derby in a completely different [shape]. That's a good example of how a loan can really work out it was for Derby really good and for Harry as well.
"For us as well, which is good. I am happy for him that he could show that tonight again.
"He played not in his best position, he played left wing and did it really well. We tried to set it up a little bit so it is more comfortable for him with positioning and stuff like that.
"When he scored the goal, it was just Harry. Brilliant."
