Football transfer rumours: Ivan Rakitic to Arsenal, Liverpool or Juventus?

Barcelona’s Croatian midfielder Ivan Rakitic ‘will pack his bags’ if he ‘ends up on the bench’ after Philippe Coutinho’s arrival, apparently.


Alexis Sánchez is so keen to push through his much-mooted move to Manchester that he is willing to lose out on the £25m windfall that would accompany a summer free transfer and let Pep Guardiola give the sum – which might otherwise have become his own signing-on fee – to Arsenal instead.

But, while Arsenal may let their Mancunian rivals swoop for their Chilean forward, they are going to make it hard for them to also carry Jonny Evans away from West Brom, the Times alleging that Arsène Wenger is now a “serious rival” for the defender’s signature and is willing to send Mathieu Debuchy the other way in part-exchange.


READ MORE:
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2018/jan/09/football-transfer-rumour-mill-ivan-rakitic-arsenal-liverpool-juventus

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