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Clubcall: Midfielder deal close

22nd Jan 2013 - Media Watch  Clubcall

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Liverpool's move for Inter Milan midfielder Philippe Coutinho is close to completion after reports claimed Inter had accepted a fee.

The 20-year-old Brazilian, who can operate in a more advanced role as a striker or as a creative midfielder, has been linked with a switch to Anfield but LIverpool's reported bid of £5m was turned down.

It is now reported that the Reds have offered an improved £8m for the player and that should see the deal go through but it is unclear whether or not the arrival of the Brazilian international would end Brendan Rodgers' interest in Blackpool midfielder Tom Ince.

Source: Clubcall

This story has been reproduced from today's media. It does not necessarily represent the position of Liverpool Football Club.

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Author: Clubcall
Tagged: Coutinho , Philippe Coutinho , inter milan



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LiverpoolFC must remove this "Rumor" section from the site ...its so not good! sneijder coming ...no not ...Coutinho coming ..no not ....Dempsey coming ..no ...Siggurdson coming ...no ....Messi coming ? Yes/No ?
jeevanfs
22nd Jan 2013 10:14
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