Barcelona transfer news

Former director of football does not think Reds "can afford" to sell Coutinho.

Reports from France suggest that the Reds, for now at least, are remaining firm on hardline transfer stance.

"The word 'not' means there is no interpretation," says Reds boss.

The Reds were interested in Pulisic and have reportedly reignited their interest.

Mundo Deportivo says that the Catalans are confident of signing Philipe Coutinho from Liverpool.

Sport claims the Catalans are in the pole position to secure his services in a deal worth £76m.

Barcelona are scouring the transfer market for attackers with Neymar's future in serious doubt.

Neymar has been linked with a world-record move to Paris Saint-Germain.

Josep Maria Bartomeu refuses to confirm or deny anything out of respect for Reds.

Neymar is believed to be closing in on completing a move to PSG this summer.

La Liga president Javier Tebas insists financial fair play regulations are being breached.

Sport says that the La Liga giants are now considering making an offer to sign the Frenchman.

Saunders thinks Reds should part with Coutinho for £100m.

PSG are considering meeting Neymar's €222m release clause.

Barcelona have been eyeing Philippe Coutinho as a Neymar replacement.

Pogba was heavily linked with Barcelona and Real Madrid before joining United last summer.

Danny Murphy thinks Mohamed Salah is ready-made replacement for Coutinho.

Bianconeri CEO Giuseppe Marotta says that Argentine forward can stay in Turin for as long as he likes.

Manager addresed the media following a 1-0 victory over Manchester United.

Semedo joined the Catalans earlier in the month in a €35m (£30m) deal from Benfica.

Thirteen CSL clubs face a ban from the competition due to outstanding debts.

Neymar, 25, has been linked with a mega-money move to Paris Saint-Germain.

Arsenal, Inter Milan and a number of Chinese clubs were all linked with the Turkish international.

Neymar has thus far refused to speak about his reported transfer.

Catalans hope to convince Liverpool to part ways with Neymar's pal before the end of the transfer window.

Reports from Spain claim Barca officials have travelled to England in order to tie up a deal.

Brazilian midfielder says that he will back Neymar whatever he decides.

Pep Segura says that Catalans shouldn't sign players who have left the club before.

Mundo Deportivo claims that Catalans could sign Messi's compatriot in a deal worth between €110m and €120m.

Back-up goalkeeper insists he has not spoken to compatriot Frank de Boer regarding Selhurst Park move.