Rafael Benitez has refused to be drawn into speculation regarding Milan Baros' Liverpool future.
The Czech star hasn't been involved in either of Liverpool's first two Champions League games this season, with many people suggesting the Reds don't want their player cup-tied ahead of a possible move from Anfield.
Aston Villa continue to be linked with a swoop for the 23-year-old, but for now Benitez is concentrating solely on tomorrow night's game with FBK Kaunas as the Reds look to book their place in the third qualifying round of the competition.
The Liverpool manager insists he is more than happy with Baros contribution to the pre-season campaign so far.
Speaking at a press conference in Kaunas Benitez said: "Milan is a good player, he is working well and scoring goals in pre-season. I am happy with him.
"At the moment I'm thinking about tomorrow's game and not about offers for our players. Whether he plays tomorrow or not it doesn't matter, he is still our player. He is here with us, he is in the squad and gives us another possibility."
Benitez also refused to comment on stories coming out of Spain that the Reds are closing in on a deal for Real Madrid star Luis Figo.
Benitez said: "I have no news. I have been flying this afternoon. All I can say is he is a good player."
