Philippe Coutinho Post-LFC

[BigChief]

Honestly, I don't want him winning anything in our red shirt any longer. There are similar players out there we could buy in the summer.

[Leyton388]

**** him.

[Harv]

I'd love Klopp to sign him and then sit his arse on the bench for the rest of his career. You don't **** with the Jurg.

[danperkins]

I think if he goes anywhere , it will be to PSG. One thing is for sure, he has been below par at Barca & the fans don't take long to get on an under performing players back. I don't think he's been **** for them, he's been ok but for the money they paid... it hasn't worked out as yet.

[Exiled_red]

I don't think we'd try to bring him back here, but I'd hate to see him play for Man Utd

[Phoenix07]

The thing is, he was starting to show signs of consistency in the final 6 months of his career with us, and then he left, and hasn't been able to show it since.

I wouldn't have him back. I think the fact we targeted Fekir in the summer shows the kind of specialist player we're looking for.

[pezzzer]

Coming back here? **** that.

[topscorer]

In future when we sell players I think a sell on clause should automatically be added, especially in sales were a large portion of the fee is based on appearances and/or trophies won.

It can be a scaling % that starts off high and reduces the longer the player stays at the buying club.

It should have an additional fee if a player is sold back into a top 6 EPL team.

[spud_gun]

In future when we sell players I think a sell on clause should automatically be added, especially in sales were a large portion of the fee is based on appearances and/or trophies won.

It can be a scaling % that starts off high and reduces the longer the player stays at the buying club.

It should have an additional fee if a player is sold back into a top 6 EPL team.

you're not getting a sell on % included in a deal where you sell a player for £140m

Anyhow **** Phil he's a wee rat.

[Buzzo]

Looking at it as a purely footballing decision... then, He’s a good player Prem proven and arguably what we have been missing. His leaving didn’t ultimately cost us, so despite him being a Judas *******, I’d probably welcome him back - it would be proper tail between legs with a point to prove so he could be amazing.

I don’t know if Klopp would though, clearly that was a bit of a nightmare scenario for him.

[RichC]

I'm not sure Klopp would go back for him certainly without a change in agent. He is the type of footballer we could do with in the middle but I think we'll look elsewhere for someone that he can mould and develop and is hungry to join us.

[Buzzo]

Flying in the face of my previous decision - I also guess in terms of value for money Barca will be looking at £100m plus. For that money I’d go elsewhere.

[RichC]

I think they'll want their money back on him, especially if it was us or another PL team.

Mancs would likely pony up the cash for him

[Le Chef]

I'd be surprised if they did, They need a whole new back four and a DM to replace Matic. Can't see Utd spending that big if they fail top get in the CL either.

[Phoenix07]

Barcelona are ready to listen to offers for Philippe Coutinho but a move to Manchester United does not seem likely, Goal understands.

The Red Devils have been strongly linked with the Brazilian, while a return to Liverpool has also been reported in some quarters, but a switch to the Premier League is not currently an option for Coutinho.

Goal understands that the midfielder is put off the idea of heading back after his family struggled to fully adapt to life in England, with Paris Saint-Germain appearing the most plausible option.

The Barca board would be willing to discuss offers of in excess of €80m (£68.8m/$90.8m), a significant loss on the initial €120m (£103m/$136m) that they paid in 2018 to sign him from Liverpool.

https://www.goal.com/en/news/barcelo...f18ptrl32uud9r