Atletico Madrid star Antoine Griezmann is 'the favourite' to replace Neymar at Barcelona as Liverpool value Philippe Coutinho at £90m
- Barcelona have identified Antoine Griezmann as their replacement for Neymar
- The Brazilian is edging towards a sensational £196m to Paris Saint-Germain
- Liverpool have rejected a £72million bid for playmaker Philippe Coutinho
Antoine Griezmann has been identified as Barcelona's No 1 target to replace the PSG-bound Neymar.
The Brazilian is edging closer towards a sensational £196m move this summer and the Spanish giants are now desperately lining up a new star for their front three.
According to Sport, Griezmann is 'the favourite' among the Nou Camp hierarchy to take the Brazilian's spot this coming season.
Sport report that Antoine Griezmann is going to replace Neymar at Barcelona this summer
Mundo Deportivo claim that Liverpool value Philippe Coutinho at €100million
Earlier this summer the France international had been expected to join Manchester United, before Diego Simeone's side were hit with a transfer embargo.
But reports in the Spanish press now claim Griezmann has become the preferred option for Ernesto Valverde, and they will prioritise snaring the Atletico star.
Mundo Deportivo are reporting that Liverpool value Brazilian star Philippe Coutinho at €100m (£90m).
Griezmann had been strongly linked with a move to Manchester United earlier in the summer
Barcelona star Neymar is nearing a sensational £196m move to Paris Saint-Germain
Barca saw a £72m bid for Coutinho rejected in July, with Jurgen Klopp reiterating on Monday that the 25-year-old is not for sale at any price.
When asked if the playmaker was available for sale, the German replied: 'You formulate the question in a strange way. Where is the interpretation if you say he (Coutinho) is not available to be sold?
'The word "not" means there is nothing to interpret. It is nothing new from our point of view.'
Spanish reports on Coutinho published day after Jurgen Klopp says he is going nowhere
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