Liverpool targets Jules Kounde for £60 million transfer from Barcelona
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 11, 2026, 8:35 AM
Last updated Oct 11, 2026

Liverpool is reportedly interested in signing defender Jules Kounde from Barcelona, with sources stating that the Catalan club would accept offers starting at £60 million. The Reds' right-back situation has faced challenges due to injuries to current players, leading to a search for potential reinforcements. Kounde, who has fallen out of favor in Hansi Flick's lineup, could be available for a transfer amid Liverpool's concerns over squad depth. Discussions about potential moves are expected as the January window approaches, but it remains unclear if a deal can be negotiated.
- •Barcelona reportedly willing to sell Kounde for £60 million.
- •Liverpool's right-back options have been limited due to injuries.
- •Kounde has recently dropped from Hansi Flick's starting XI.
- •Liverpool could explore transfer options in January.
- •Araujo's future as a permanent player is uncertain.
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