Liverpool considers Raphinha amid high wage demands from Barcelona
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 19, 2026, 7:40 PM
Last updated Sep 19, 2026

Liverpool is reportedly looking to address a gap in their attack with a potential move for Brazilian winger Raphinha, currently with Barcelona. The Reds lost Mohamed Salah and have yet to find a suitable replacement. Raphinha, who seeks to double his current salary of £270,000 per week with Barcelona, may become one of Liverpool's highest earners if a transfer occurs. Liverpool would need to manage financial constraints given their recent expenditure of over £650 million. Any move seems unlikely unless wage demands significantly decrease.
- •Liverpool seeks to replace Mohamed Salah after his exit.
- •Raphinha demands a salary increase from Barcelona amid contract talks.
- •Liverpool has spent over £650 million in recent transfer windows.
- •Raphinha has two years remaining on his current contract with Barcelona.
- •Bringing Raphinha to Anfield would require a substantial transfer fee.
- 7:40 PMYahoo Sports — Liverpool ready to offer massive wages to Brazilian superstar
"One of the biggest gaps in Liverpool's squad is on the right-hand side of their attack. Losing Mohamed Salah was a big blow for the Reds and they are yet to replace the Egyptian King.Several high-prof...
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