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Barcelona has decided to separate from Philippe Coutinho this summer and is ready to accept a loan for the helpless playmaker.
The Brazilian is struggling to fully meet expectations in Spain after his arrival from Liverpool in January 2018 for a whopping £ 142 million.
It has become obvious that the Brazilian is unhappy with the Catalan club and thinks that the best thing to do is to leave the club.
And according to the Spanish sports daily, the leaders of Nou Camp are optimistic that they can reach an agreement with a potential claimant – but hold firmly on their valuation of the player.
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Although the club agrees not to be able to make a profit on Coutinho, he is confident that he will not lose too much money either.
Barca would prefer to permanently separate this before this summer, but would be willing to accept a loan with the obligation to buy next season.
European heavyweights have also made it clear that the player would not be used as a makeweight in any deal, a decision that apparently dismissed Paris Saint-Germain.
Sport also claimed that the club had received an official offer from an anonymous club and that the player was now evaluating his options.
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While PSG have withdrawn from the race to sign the Brazilian star, Manchester United and Manchester City remain interested.
The player would prefer a return to the Premier League and has already clearly announced his intention to stay in Europe, excluding a major transfer to China or Japan.
Coutinho made 54 appearances last season in all competitions, including 18 on the bench, scoring 11 goals and 5 badists.
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