Barcelona may be fighting a losing battle when it comes to keeping hold of Pedro Rodriguez as the club's secretary Robert Fernandez has admitted the forward wants to leave.
Pedro fired Barcelona to a thrilling 5-4 victory over Sevilla in this evening's UEFA Super Cup final, scoring the winning goal in extra-time in what Fernandez concedes could be his final match for the club.
Fernandez explained to Esport 3: "Pedro has told me he wants to leave.
"The buy-out clause in Pedro's contract is not negotiable, but this [the UEFA Super Cup] could be his final game", he added, referencing the €30m release clause in the forward's contract.
Pedro has been strongly linked with Louis van Gaal's Manchester United, who are looking to replace the departed Angel di Maria.
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However, Manchester City have also been showing interest in the Spain international in a move which could complicate matters.
Nevertheless, Barcelona are adamant that Pedro will not leave the Camp Nou until his full buy-out clause is met.
The Catalan giants are keen to keep Pedro, however the forward has grown frustrated at a lack of playing time at the club and wants first team football week in, week out.
