Barcelona captain Andres Iniesta insists goalkeepers Claudio Bravo and Marc-Andre ter Stegen have nothing more than a normal rivalry.

Over the last two seasons, Bravo, 33, has been the club's first-choice in LaLiga, while the Germany goalkeeper played in both the Champions League and Copa del Rey.

Speculation over whether Barca will be able to keep both keepers happy for a third season has intensified in recent weeks with reports that Pep Guardiola wants to take Ter Stegen, 24, to Manchester City.

Head coach Luis Enrique has insisted he is not worried by the situation and Iniesta also attempted to dampen any talk of a feud between the pair. 

"I do not perceive tension beyond what there has always been," Iniesta said ahead of Saturday's International Champions Cup match against Liverpool at Wembley.

"They are players competing for a spot like everyone else and everything remains within normal limits.

"I don't know if [the speculation] is true or false but as the captain I think they are training and behaving the same as ever. We compete for every position at this club, we want to do as much as we can, but eventually it is the coach who is in charge and he makes the decisions. 

"I don't know what will happen in the future but certainly from what I can see at the moment the players are impeccable with the squad in the way they behave and the way they train. We hope everything stays like that."