The possibility that an economic ‘surplus’ may come to FC Barcelona for the possible transfer of Philippe Coutinho through astonville diluted. The Birmingham press (Birmingham mail) have confirmed that it is “unlikely” that the club will negotiate a sale due to the 30-year-old Brazilian international’s poor record at the club, where nine months ago he was he scored his last goal and did not provide an assist. The current plan comes as Coutinho, once the club’s competition resumes after the World Cup, has overturned the promising start to his arrival at Aston Villa, when he scored seven goals in his first eight games. The ‘villains’ paid Barça the transfer of 20 million euros and the Barça club includes a clause according to which it will receive 50% of the capital gain from a hypothetical subsequent transfer. Today’s information points to a final attempt by the Villa coach, Unai Emery, for recovering a decent version of Coutinho.
There has been talk in recent days of a march on flamenco in the market this winter, but between the fact that the Rio de Janeiro club does not seem to go beyond a loan attempt and that in Brazil it is doubtful that the player will accept “damaging his image” by going to Fla with a past in Vasco da Gamathe most likely scenario is that Aston Villa try to bring him back to a decent level, something he has been unable to do in his last 23 Premier League games, where he barely scored a goal.
Source: La Verdad
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