'I wouldn't sell him, not for £100M': Norwich's coach Farke speaks on Barcelona target Max Aarons

Farke is relaxed about Aarons' future despite strong interest in the player.

The coach is not surprise that his disciple has been attracting interest from top clubs.

"I wouldn't sell Max Aarons, not for £100M, because he's too important for us, but that's quite normal.

If there is a crazy offer then, of course, the key people in the club have to make a decision but I am quite relaxed," Norwich City's coach Daniel Farke has told BBC.

“It's not a surprise he's linked with the best clubs in the world because he's such a top talented player, thank God we have developed him and we want to develop him further on and hopefully this will last pretty long.”

According to reputable David Ornstein of The Athletic, Barcelona saw two of their bids for Aarons rejected.

One of the bids could’ve been worth £20m plus bonuses. The Catalans seem to be looking for a right-back as they prepare for Nelson Semedo's immintent departure.

Aarons had a good season in the Premier League last year, registering two assists in 36 appearances at the age of 19.