Liverpool board promise Jurgen Klopp every penny if Philippe Coutinho leaves for £130million in January

Jurgen Klopp has been told by Liverpool’s owners
that he will be given all the money from the sale of
Philippe Coutinho.
The Anfield club are braced for another £130million
bid for Coutinho in January with Barcelona confident
they can finally land the playmaker.
And all the money received will be given to Klopp for
rebuilding – starting with Southampton’s Virgil van
Dijk.
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Liverpool are in desperate need of defensive
reinforcements after some erratic displays which have
seen the club fall off the pace in the title race.
Southampton will demand £70m for the Dutch
defender but, if Liverpool give Coutinho the green light
to go, that will trigger an immediate move for Van Dijk
– and still leave cash spare to search for ways to
replace the Brazilian star.
Coutinho is still a big priority for the Catalan giants
who failed to sign the 25-year-old in the summer
despite repeated attempts to persuade FSG to sell
their prized asset.
And reports in Spain suggest Barcelona believe they
can finally land their man with Liverpool shifting their
stance on Coutinho.
In the summer they were publicly adamant the gifted
South American was going nowhere. And despite huge
bids from Barcelona, FSG stuck to their guns and
refused to give in even though Coutinho made it clear
he wanted to leave.
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Now though, after talks with Klopp, Liverpool’s
position is less beligerent with the Anfield boss
believing it’s no point holding on to a player who
ultimately wants to leave.
As People Sport exclusively reported Coutinho, who
signed a five-year deal in January, agreed to give full
commitment to the club on his return to action last
month in return for a pass out of Anfield if Barcelona
return with an acceptable bid either in January or next
summer.
That’s left the ball in Barcelona’s court but it seems
next time they come calling the door won’t be
completely closed.

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