Philippe Coutinho's disappointing performances for Barcelona have seen his transfer value drop - and that could alert the attention of potential suitors.
Coutinho endured a difficult season with the Catalan giants, even seeing some of his performances booed by Barca's support, and has largely struggled to live up to the hype following his big-money switch.
The Brazilian arrived at the Nou Camp from Liverpool in January last year in a deal which could reach £142million if various clauses are met.
Manchester United are keeping tabs on his situation at the Nou Camp while French giants Paris Saint-Germain are also keen on securing his services.
The European duo could now step up their pursuit following a report in Spain that has claimed he is now valued at £80m after a disappointing campaign.
Spanish daily Marca has reported that the former Anfield favourite is one of 13 players whose valuation has decreased after Barca finished the season on a sour note.
It has become clear that the Brazilian is unhappy at the Catalan club and believes that the best thing is to leave the club.
The playmaker made 54 appearances last season in all competitions, 18 of which were made from the bench, scoring 11 goals and making five assists.
The Spanish giants are open to bids for the Brazilian, who is currently on international duty for Brazil's Copa America campaign.
According to another report, Coutinho isn't keen on a move back to the Premier League amid interest from United and Chelsea .
The Red Devils are in need of bolstering their midfield, while Chelsea are looking to replace Real Madrid new boy Eden Hazard, should they find a way around their transfer ban.
But according to Spanish publication Sport, neither club are likely to win the race to sign the Brazilian because he'd rather join Paris Saint-Germain.
Coutinho would link up with his good friend and compatriot Neymar in France, which is believed to be swaying the former Liverpool star's decision.
