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Marseille are reportedly no longer in discussions with Barcelona over a loan deal for Juan Miranda as the La Liga side have refused to include an option to buy.

Marseille have reportedly pulled out of negotiations to sign Barcelona defender Juan Miranda.

The French club wanted Barca to include an option to purchase the 19-year-old permanently at the end of a season-long loan deal.

However, the Catalan giants refused to sanction a permanent departure for the left-back and negotiations have collapsed as a result, according to Goal.

Miranda joined Barca's La Masia academy from Real Betis in 2014 and has made four senior appearances for the club, one in the Champions League and three in the Copa del Rey.

Barca would reportedly still like to loan Miranda out before the window closes in order to further his development.

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