Felipe Anderson's representatives have told ESPN FC that rumours suggesting the reported Manchester United target has agreed a deal to leave Lazio are wide of the mark.
Anderson, 22, who joined Lazio in a €7.5 million move from Santos in 2013, is regarded as one of the best young talents in Europe after catching the eye at the Stadio Olimpico.
Recent reports in the Italian media suggest Anderson has a gentleman's agreement with the Serie A club that will allow him to leave the club if one of Europe's big clubs come calling.
But Anderson's agents Base Soccer, who represent the player along with his sister Juliana Gomes, have played down talk linking the player with a move away from Lazio.
"Contrary to reports, Felipe Anderson has not agreed a deal to leave Lazio and join anyone else," read a statement from Base Soccer to ESPN FC.
"Felipe is doing well at Lazio and is only focused on doing his best for them."
United have been long-term admirers of the Brazilian attacker and reportedly tried to sign Anderson during last summer's transfer window.
Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain have also been credited with an interest in Anderson as Europe's top clubs look to lure him from the Italian capital.