Chile international Bravo has been touted as a potential replacement for Joe Hart at the Etihad after new City coach Pep Guardiola dropped the England number one for Saturday's Premier League opener against Sunderland
Media reports suggest a deal has already been struck for the 33-year-old to join City, but Luis Enrique - like his compatriot Guardiola did on Monday night - was giving nothing away at his press conference ahead of Wednesday's Spanish Supercup second leg against Sevilla
The Barca boss said: "I understand the rumour mill is attractive but I don't want to and mustn't get involved in all that
"What interests me is the final of the Supercup, gaining a title which is attractive for us."
However, when asked about the possibility of further changes being made to the Barca squad before the transfer deadline, Luis Enrique said: "I think, though I could be wrong, that some players are going to come in and I think that also some are going to leave."
Barca midfielder Javier Mascherano, meanwhile, insists he is none the wiser about Bravo's future - but hopes his fellow South American continues at the Nou Camp
The Argentina international told a press conference: "We don't know anything
I don't know what the truth is
When a team-mate decides to leave it's because it's the best decision to take
"Claudio gives us a lot, hopefully he'll stay
He's been a very important part of our team, but I don't know what his decision is
If he decides to go I will understand because we are professionals and we look for what's best for us and our family."
Source : PA
Source: PA