Suarez dispute could go to arbitration hearing over Arsenal's £40,000,001 bid... but Liverpool still insist he's going nowhere.

Signing: But the dispute over Luis Suarez's future could go to a Premier League arbitration hearing.

Not for long? Suarez signed autographs and posed for pictures with fans in Bangkok.

 Suarez dispute could go to arbitration hearing over Arsenal's £40,000,001 bid... but Liverpool still insist he's going nowhere

Luis Suarez's case could end up in a Premier League arbitration hearing if he continues to attempt to move to Arsenal.

The Gunners triggered a clause in Suarez's contract by bidding £1 over £40m, but there could be a hearing over the interpretation of the clause.

Suarez is permitted to discuss personal terms with Arsenal, but Liverpool have rejected the London side's bid.

However, the controversial Uruguyan forward believes Arsenal have triggered a release clause in his Anfield deal - making Liverpool obliged to accept the offer.

Suarez's first move if Liverpool refuse the move would be to go to the Premoer League over rule T.30, which allows the league's governing body to intervene in disputes over transfers.

Suarez attempt to invoke a similar clause in the Dutch Eredivisie while playing for Groningen.

He was attempting to force through a move to Ajax, lost the case, but ended up at the Amsterdam club anyway.

Fighting fit: Suarez was put through his paces with the rest of the Liverpool squad as they trained in Bangkok

Liverpool in training in Bangkok.

However, Liverpool managing director Ian Ayre reiterated the club's determination to keep hold of Suarez.

Speaking at a press conference in Bangkok, insisted there had been no more contact with the Gunners since a bid of £40million plus £1 was rejected on Tuesday.

Suarez arrived with the Liverpool squad in Bangkok on Thursday and took part in a light training session this morning.

Liverpool are adamant the Uruguayan is going nowhere unless their £50million valuation of the player is met.

New manager? Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger wants Suarez to spearhead his attack at the Emirates.

Praying: Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers said Suarez will play in Sunday's final tour game.

'The situation with Luis Suarez remains the same,' Ayre said.

'It has never been our intention to sell Luis. As has been widely reported in the media, we received two separate offers from Arsenal and rejected them both.

'He remains a Liverpool player and is here with us in Thailand as part of our squad.'

Asked if Suarez would play some part in Sunday's final tour game against Thailand, Rodgers said: 'Yes, I am sure he will. As long as he's fit, he will play.

'He's still getting his fitness up as he's three weeks behind the other players but the thing about Luis is that he loves the game. He lives for the training and playing matches.'

Going nowhere: Liverpool managing director Ian Ayre reiterated the club's stance on their star striker.