Atletico Madrid midfielder Marcos Llorente says he couldn't care less about Joao Felix's celebrations.

The striker, on-loan from Atletico, struck Barcelona's winner against his parent club yesterday and made sure he celebrated.

"Well, I haven't seen it," Llorente later responded. "Even if I had seen it, it is not something that I think I should comment on, I talk about football, I leave the controversies to others.

"I haven't seen it nor does it bother me, I don't care, everyone is the owner of their actions and we are old enough to know what we are doing.

"I don't care how Joao celebrates the goals."

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