Barcelona ‘offer Philippe Coutinho loan deal to Premier League clubs that will include paying half of his £200,000 a week salary’ as cash-strapped LaLiga giants desperately try to move £145m flop this summer
- Barcelona are reportedly ready to pay half of Philippe Coutinho’s salary on loan
- Midfield outcast is believed to rake in £200,000 a week in troubled Barcas
- Premier League club and Serie A side Lazio are said to have been kicked out
- LaLiga giants need to lower their salary bills to allow them to spend more
barcelona The Premier League has put clubs on alert about possible loan deal Philippe Coutinho As per reports, that will see him paying half of his huge wages.
The Catalan giants are desperate to ease the financial sanctions that forced club icon Lionel Messi to quit last week, and to move Coutinho, who earns £200,000 a week, to his bargaining power. There will be a lot of improvement.
Former Liverpool playmaker Coutinho has also been offered to Serie A side Lazio Magazine, which says that Brazil The star is reluctant to join the Italians as he will not feature in this season’s Champions League.
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The outlet claims that troubled Barca are trying to lure English contenders into the competition by offering to pay half of Coutinho’s salary in a season-long loan move.
This could tempt Liverpool, for whom Coutinho was the Fans and Players Player of the Season in consecutive seasons between 2014 and 2016.
At 29, the former PFA Team of the Year maestro is still in his prime, dazzling Anfield when he moved to Bayern Munich for a season in 2019/20.
Coutinho clearly troubled Messi and several of his other teammates after scoring twice at his parent club and coming in as a second-half substitute in Barca’s 8-2 routing of Bayern in the Champions League semi-finals that season. Gave pain.
The on-loan star helped Bayern Munich beat Barca on their way to Champions League glory
The 2019 Copa America winner returned to Camp Nou when Ronald Koeman became boss that summer, only to be ruled out for the rest of the campaign due to a serious knee injury in December.
Koman has finally been able to confirm the registration of the new signings of Memphis Depay and Eric Garcia after agreeing another payout with Gerard Pique ahead of their La Liga opener at home at Real Sociedad on Sunday.
Wideman Jordi Alba and Sergio Busquets, one of the club’s captains, are in talks to reduce their salaries after the shock of Messi moving to Paris Saint-Germain because his boyhood side could not meet Spanish spending rules.
New President Joan Laporta is attempting to reduce the gross debt that has been widely promoted to reach a billion euros.
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