Barcelona president Bartomeu opens door to Coutinho stay
Barcelona president Josep Maria Bartomeu has opened the door for Philippe Coutinho to play for the club next season. You may also like
Bayern obliterate dismal Barcelona to book semi-final spot
Bayern Munich made a grand statement in the Champions League as they hammered Barcelona 8-2 to book their semi-final place in remarkable fashion. You may also like
Chelsea tried to sign Coutinho when he was 14 years old
Chelsea tried to sign Brazil international Philippe Coutinho when he was just 14 years old, Brendan Rodgers has revealed. You may also like
Tottenham could still sign Coutinho, says ex-goalkeeper Robinson
Former Tottenham goalkeeper Paul Robinson says the club can still bring Philippe Coutinho to London despite the uncertainty surrounding the transfer market as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. You may also like
Lampard backed to get best out of Coutinho
Chelsea boss Frank Lampard can be the man to get Philippe Coutinho back to his best form, according to the Barcelona outcast’s former Liverpool teammate Glen Johnson. You may also like
Barca still aiming to offload Coutinho as they hope for EPL buyer
Barcelona are still keen to sell Philippe Coutinho as they seek to raise funds to balance the books and allow them to pursue top summer transfer targets including Neymar and Lautaro Martinez. You may also like
Liverpool urged to re-sign ‘creative genius’ Coutinho
Philippe Coutinho is a ‘creative genius’, according to Phil Thompson, who would like to see the Barcelona playmaker retrace his steps in the summer transfer window. You may also like
Brazil frustrated by VAR during goalless draw
Brazil saw three goals disallowed by Video Assistant Review as they were held by Venezuela to a goalless draw in their Copa America clash. You may also like
Coutinho prepared to leave Barcelona
Brazilian playmaker Philippe Coutinho is reportedly open to leaving Spanish champions Barcelona this summer after a difficult season at Camp Nou. You may also like
Chelsea weigh up move for Barcelona star
Chelsea have reportedly identified Barcelona’s Philippe Coutinho as a replacement for Eden Hazard, but Manchester United is not an option for the Brazilian. You may also like
