Philippe Coutinho has said his farewell to loan club Bayern Munich.
The former Liverpool midfielder spent last season on loan with the Bundesliga giants from Barcelona.
And it couldn't have ended much better, Bayern and Coutinho winning the treble, including the Bundesliga title and the Champions League, beating PSG in the final of the latter.
Coutinho's future is up in the air with Barcelona in turmoil amid the possible departure of Lionel Messi.
But for now, the Brazilian is headed back to Catalonia, posting a farewell message to Bayern on Instagram.
"I would like to thank all the fans, the staff and players for this season," he wrote. "It was truly an amazing year where I learnt so much and the final achievements with the treble unforgettable.
"Thank you and all the best! MIA SAN MIA!"
Coutinho has been with Barcelona since his 2018 move from Liverpool worth up to £142m.
The 28-year-old has three years remaining on his contract at Camp Nou, but he is being linked with an exit having failed to impress.
The Reds' Premier League rivals Arsenal are among the teams linked with Coutinho.
