The Argentine attacker has reportedly attracted interest from the Catalan side as well as Sevilla, but the club chief insists no decision has been made

Atletico Madrid president Enrique Cerezo insists they have not received an offer from Barcelona for Luciano Vietto.

The Argentine attacker has been struggling to live up to the high expectations at the Vicente Calderon since his move from Villarreal and has been heavily linked with a move to Barca in recent weeks.

Sevilla are also interested, however, and Goal understands he wants to team up with Jorge Sampaoli's side instead of the Catalan giants.

But Cerezo has made it clear there has not been any contact with the Catalans as of yet, but suggested he is open to selling the 22-year-old if he wants to go.

"Vietto is an Atletico player at the moment and we have not made any decision as of yet. We have not received an offer from Barcelona," Cerezo was quoted as saying by Sport.

"It makes no sense to say he will go to Barcelona because there has not been any contact with them. He is still an Atletico player and is at Diego Simeone's disposal.

"But I am among those who thinks players should be at the club they want to be at. It is important to think about what the player wants.

"We want him to stay, but we will have to wait and see how things pan out."

Vietto's contract with Atletico runs until June 2020.