Premier League clubs are interested in Marc Andre Ter Stegen

On the other hand, Adriano has put pen to paper on a one-year contract extension at FC Barcelona.

Goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen and Claudio Bravo's battle to be Barcelona's goalkeeper has put Europe's biggest clubs on alert. The German has not shut the door to a possible exit in the summer, even though FC Barcelona don't want to let him go.

Various Premier League clubs are interested in him, with Manchester United the latest to join the list. According to the Daily Mirror, Ter Stegen's people have had an informal first contact with the Red Devils.

Borussia Dortmund would also like Ter Stegen, but the player is not intent on returning to Germany for now. He wants to keep developing in other leagues. Liverpool, with Jurgen Klopp in charge, have been heavily linked with Ter Stegen.

On the other hand, Adriano has put pen to paper on a one-year contract extension at FC Barcelona.

The Brazilian defender's deal expired in the summer but he had the choice to add one additional year, which takes him up to summer 2017. He has duly done so, as foreseen by Sport, and FC Barcelona announced it on Wednesday afternoon.

Adriano has featured in 18 games this season, nine as a starter, and also scored in the 6-1 rout of Roma. 

One of the reasons he decided to stay was that his family are comfortable in the city and he gets along well with the rest of the dressing room - including the many Brazilians.

To conclude, FC Barcelona sporting director Robert Fernandez is in Munich to cast an eye over a potential Barcelona signing. He has travelled to Germany to take in the Champions League clash between Bayern Munich and Juventus, where he will get the chance to watch Joshua Kimmich live.

FC Barcelona want to see him play in a big game, as Wednesday night's game is against the Serie A leaders, to see just how far the 21-year-old has evolved. 

Robert feels he could prove to be the perfect option to replace Javier Mascherano one day due to the versatility he offers. 

He began his career as a central midfielder, but Pep Guardiola has converted him into a centre-back. He's good on the ball and would be able to fulfill Mascherano's role in the Barcelona squad.