I don't believe a single word of sport. they are speculating this rumour to sell copies.
7 - Philippe Coutinho - V1
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I don't believe a single word of sport. they are speculating this rumour to sell copies.
I am 100% sure Coutinho will be Liverpool player on 1st September. we have better chance next season. you can bet on this. I have gone through all Liverpool based Newspapers and Journalists. they are absolutely confident that he will stay. we should rather make a alternative plan if it's not done. we shouldn't put our marbles in one basket.
blaugrana1987
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Sport says Liverpool entourage confirmed meeting went well with Liverpool and they are willing to sell. They may be lying but at least its not their usual shit.
Liverpool mouthpieces keeping it quite is also encouraging.
Liverpool mouthpieces keeping it quite is also encouraging.
blaugrana1987
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Lol "getting fit after back problems". What are they drinking in Liverpol? Those never existed
runthenwalk
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We want Coutinho now ,not next season.
From Guillem Balague:
Liverpool have no intention of selling Coutinho to Barcelona
The Catalan club are set to make yet another offer for the Liverpool player but the answer from the English side will be the same: Coutinho is not for sale.
Liverpool are not going to sell Philippe Coutinho. That's the message that was conveyed to the player himself when he met with the club, shortly before an angry Coutinho handed in a transfer request. It's also what Barcelona have been told on each of the three occasions that the Anfield outfit have received offers from Los Azulgranas, and rejected them inside 45 minutes. A fourth approach is expected from Barça, but it is to be met with the same response: Coutinho is not for sale - and don't come back with a fifth bid.
Liverpool have at no point sat down to negotiate with Barcelona; there hasn't been a single meeting with the LaLiga club. They have never named a price for the player, or asked for more money. At no stage have they been open to the possibility of a Coutinho exit. And it's not a question of pride. Or money.
Liverpool have no intention of selling Coutinho to Barcelona
The Catalan club are set to make yet another offer for the Liverpool player but the answer from the English side will be the same: Coutinho is not for sale.
Liverpool are not going to sell Philippe Coutinho. That's the message that was conveyed to the player himself when he met with the club, shortly before an angry Coutinho handed in a transfer request. It's also what Barcelona have been told on each of the three occasions that the Anfield outfit have received offers from Los Azulgranas, and rejected them inside 45 minutes. A fourth approach is expected from Barça, but it is to be met with the same response: Coutinho is not for sale - and don't come back with a fifth bid.
Liverpool have at no point sat down to negotiate with Barcelona; there hasn't been a single meeting with the LaLiga club. They have never named a price for the player, or asked for more money. At no stage have they been open to the possibility of a Coutinho exit. And it's not a question of pride. Or money.
Tepid water
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The sources linking Sanchez to Liverpool are very poor. You must also remember that Liverpool still need to sign a midfielder as they have sold two in the summer.
Don't get your hopes up on this story.
Tepid water
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This story is rubbish
El Barcelona
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Yihaaaa. He's a Barça player in a matter of minutes...
BigBarcaBoy
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Apart say the liverpool echo saying there is no chance of a deal
Andrew M
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Neeraj
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The cost of making us wait a season should hit them; but it won't, because other teams will still offer what we're offering now (especially if he has a good season), and though he may not want to go elsewhere, Liverpool will ask us to at least match what the market offers for him.
Keeping this in mind, I'd very much prefer a now or never policy, and the only reason we should pay the kind of stupid money we are ready to pay is because we're desperate. There's no way we should be this desperate next season, and we should have other top targets lined up.
Keeping this in mind, I'd very much prefer a now or never policy, and the only reason we should pay the kind of stupid money we are ready to pay is because we're desperate. There's no way we should be this desperate next season, and we should have other top targets lined up.
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I dont think clubs will be willing to offer 200m euros for a 26 year old Coutinho next season.
We shouldnt be this desperate though. There are other options available, and paying 160-170m euros for Coutinho is ridiculous. Thomas Lemar should be available for less than half that.
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