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Philippe Coutinho’s move from Liverpool to Barcelona is ‘done’ and it’s a British transfer record
So long, Phil.
Liverpool and Barcelona have reportedly agreed the sale of Philippe Coutinho in what will be a British transfer record.
Barcelona will pay Liverpool £142million, smashing the £89mil Man United paid Juventus for Paul Pogba in July 2016.
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It marks the end of a five-year spell on Merseyside for Coutinho, who arrived at Liverpool from Inter Milan for £8.5m in January 2013.
He follows Robinho as the second Brazilian to break the British transfer record.
Coutinho will reportedly travel to Spain tonight and complete the move, with an official announcement expected tomorrow.
The 25-year-old’s last game for Liverpool turned out to be a 2-1 win against Leicester in which Mohamed Salah scored twice.
Coutinho won’t be eligible to play in Barcelona’s Champions League campaign, having already featured in the tournament for Liverpool.
But he’ll add to an enviable front three, along with Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez and Ousmane Dembele.
Attention will now turn to Coutinho’s replacement, with Monaco’s Thomas Lemar reportedly first choice.
Barcelona are six points clear of Atletico Madrid at the top of La Liga with a game in hand over Diego Simeone’s side.
Turn up, play with Messi, pick up a La Liga medal and then go off to Russia to star at the World Cup with Brazil.
Sounds like a good deal to us.
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Liverpool and Barcelona have reportedly agreed the sale of Philippe Coutinho in what will be a British transfer record.
Barcelona will pay Liverpool £142million, smashing the £89mil Man United paid Juventus for Paul Pogba in July 2016.
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Two hands in the air if you’re leaving LiverpoolAFP or licensors
It marks the end of a five-year spell on Merseyside for Coutinho, who arrived at Liverpool from Inter Milan for £8.5m in January 2013.
He follows Robinho as the second Brazilian to break the British transfer record.
Coutinho will reportedly travel to Spain tonight and complete the move, with an official announcement expected tomorrow.
The 25-year-old’s last game for Liverpool turned out to be a 2-1 win against Leicester in which Mohamed Salah scored twice.
Coutinho won’t be eligible to play in Barcelona’s Champions League campaign, having already featured in the tournament for Liverpool.
But he’ll add to an enviable front three, along with Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez and Ousmane Dembele.
Attention will now turn to Coutinho’s replacement, with Monaco’s Thomas Lemar reportedly first choice.
Barcelona are six points clear of Atletico Madrid at the top of La Liga with a game in hand over Diego Simeone’s side.
Turn up, play with Messi, pick up a La Liga medal and then go off to Russia to star at the World Cup with Brazil.
Sounds like a good deal to us.
READ MORE FROM THE FOOTBALL WORLD:
How much did Carlos Tevez earn every day in China? Renato Sanches season went from bad to worse in the FA Cup The inevitable happened when Diego Costa made his second La Liga debut for Atletico Madrid
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