Italy international Verratti has been linked with Barcelona on and off for several years, having established himself as one of Europe's most talented central midfielders.

After PSG's UEFA Champions League elimination, reports in France emerged that Verratti had instructed Raiola to secure him a move, with Barca said to be his preferred destination.

The 25 year-old has ended such rumours, adamant he will not be seeking a move away from Parc des Princes.

"I've read that Raiola has offered me to Barcelona – it's false," Verratti told Gazzetta dello Sport. "I talked to my managers, they know what I think, things are clear. I have decided to stay at PSG."

Verratti also reflected on PSG's Champions League exit to Real Madrid and he believes losing Neymar is akin to Barcelona being without Lionel Messi.

"Real Madrid is a tough opponent, but we were convinced we could progress," he said. "PSG is not so far behind Real.

"Some details make the difference. We did a lot in the first leg, but still two goals [was the difference] – we also lacked Neymar, which is like taking Messi away from Barcelona."