Chelsea adamant David Luiz transfer to Barcelona simply isn't going to happen.

Jose Mourinho plans to make it clear David Luiz is going nowhere and will be a Chelsea cornerstone this season
Barcelona are again making noise in relation to the cult-hero defender, with suggestions of a £45million bid for the Brazil international.
Luiz sat out the Londoners win over AC Milan in a pre-season friendly in New Jersey, USA, on Sunday, fuelling more rumours.
But the 26-year-old was rested as a precaution after picking up a minor hamstring injury in training and will be back in harness on Saturday for the final game of the trip - against Roma in Washington.
Mourinho wants to squash any talk of Luiz being surplus to requirements and warn Barca off any further attempts to destabilise the defender.
The Special One believes Luiz is integral to his thoughts for the upcoming campaign, having announced in Malaysia last month that the Brazilian "has to play".
Mourinho has talked up Luiz, who missed the start of pre-season after playing in the Confederations Cup, insisting: "David has come back with us fantastically and we have to use his quality.
"He has big self-confidence and self-esteem, especially when he comes up from the back with the ball.
"Can he improve defensively? Of course. But it is my job to try always to improve players."
Chelsea's owner Roman Abramovich - a surprise spectator at the Milan match - is a huge Luiz fan and is not interested in letting the player, bought from Benfica for £21m in 2011, depart.
Unless Barcelona make an outlandish offer, Chelsea would not even entertain the thought of relinquishing the player.
And Mourinho intends to reinforce that message ahead of Wednesday's game in Miami against Real Madrid, the club he left under a cloud earlier this summer.

The Blues' manager will have to defuse a row with Real superstar Cristiano Ronaldo which blew up after Mourinho spoke of his experiences working with "the real Ronaldo" at Barca under Bobby Robson.
Former Manchester United forward Ronaldo responded, angrily: "I have gotten used to people saying bad things about me. As we say in Portugal, 'I do not spit on the plate I'm eating from.' That's all I want to say about it."
Wednesday's game should see the first match action of the pre-season for Frank Lampard, who has been nursing an Achilles problem since Chelsea played in Thailand last month.
Mourinho wanted the 35-year-old midfielder to play on Sunday, then decided it was not worth the risk.
But the Blues boss has since confirmed: "Frank has got to start playing now."
LUCAS PIAZON could become the latest Chelsea starlet to head to Vitesse Arnhem on loan.
The Dutch club want the 19-year-old Brazilian midfielder to join Stamford Bridge team-mates Patrick Van Aanholt and Gael Kakuta in their squad.
Blues starlets Nathaniel Chalobah, Josh McEachran and Nathan Ake will also be farmed out this season.

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