Philippe Coutinho's agent Kia Joorabchian says that the Barcelona midfielder will remain with the Spanish champions amid reports linking him with a move away from the Catalan club.
Coutinho has experienced an up and down tenure with Barcelona since joining the La Liga side from Liverpool in January 2018.
He was booed several times by Barcelona fans towards the tail end of the season, and was relatively ineffective against his former club as Barca were knocked out of the Champions League in the semi-final.
As a result, the Brazilian star has been linked with a departure, with Paris Saint-Germain among those said to be interested.
The midfielder only furthered speculation by confirming that he could leave Barcelona while on international duty with Brazil.
But Coutinho, who has also been linked with the likes of Manchester United, will not move this summer, his agent says, as Barcelona are determined to keep hold of the 27-year-old midfielder.
"I talked a few days ago with Pep Segura at Barcelona," Joorabchian told RMC Sport.
"He told me that the club does not want to sell Coutinho this summer, no matter what. And then, we have not had any contact with PSG."
Coutinho has featured in 75 matches for Barcelona since making the move from Anfield, having scored 21 goals during his Camp Nou stay.
He scored 10 in his first 22 matches throughout his first half-season with the club after making the move in January before scoring just 11 times in 53 matches in his first full campaign.
The Brazilian was Barcelona's fourth-leading scorer this season, behind Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez and Ousmane Dembele.
Coutinho is currently with Brazil for the Copa America, having helped guide the team to the finale of the tournament on home soil.
The midfielder scored twice in Brazil's tournament-opening win over Bolivia while providing an assist in a 5-0 battering of Peru to close the group stage.
Brazil topped Argentina 2-0 on Tuesday in the Copa America semi-final behind goals from Gabriel Jesus and Roberto Firmino.
They'll face either Chile or Peru on Sunday in the finale as Brazil look to claim their first Copa America since 2007.