Barcelona has opened talks on Liverpool/ Urugauan player Luis
Suarez, opening bid being £70m.
Barcelona’s determination to clinch a deal for the Uruguayan
was confirmed during talks between their director of football management, Raul
Sanllehi, and Liverpool’s chief executive, Ian Ayre, in London on Wednesday.
The fee falls short of Liverpool’s initial £80m valuation,
and has not been accepted, but both sides appear convinced a deal can be done
after their face-to-face negotiations over the 27-year-old.
A second round of talks has not been scheduled but negotiations
will continue over the coming days, with Liverpool close to getting their
asking price for Suárez after cordial and constructive talks with the
delegation from Barcelona.
A Liverpool source
said: “The talks were productive. There were sensible expectations on both
sides and there will be further discussions to take place. But nothing is
finalised as of now.”
Bartomeu said: “He
[Suárez] did something that wasn’t right so it’s the responsibility of everyone
in football, be it Liverpool or anywhere else, to remember that he has said
sorry. Admitting you have done something wrong is very important.
Wise choice or not?
Wise choice or not?
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