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Man United, Chelsea, PSG demand summer move for Barcelona superstar

- Philippe Coutinho is set to leave Barcelona at the end of the season

- Man United, Chelsea and PSG have all been linked to the Brazilian

- Barcelona have said Coutinho will be sold if the asking price is met

Philippe Coutinho could leave Barcelona in the summer and a host of clubs are lining up to sign the Brazilian.

The 26-year-old has struggled to hit top form at the Camp Nou since joining the Spanish giants from Liverpool 16 months ago.

And reports claim the Spanish champions are ready to let him go at the end of the season if their demands are met.

According Spanish news media outlet Sport, Manchester United, Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain have made their interest known about the midfielder.

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Chelsea want Coutinho to link up with Eden Hazard despite being handed a two year transfer ban by UEFA.

On the other hand, PSG star Neymar has urged his countryman to join the French side whose primary aim is to win for the Champions League title.

The Red Devils are also interested in the creative midfielder, but Sport claims they have other options to consider.

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Coutinho been inconsistent in Ernesto Valverde side this season and has often been overlooked for Ousmane Dembele.

It was reported in the past week that the attacker told his Brazil teammates about his decision to leave the club while on international duty.

He told them he will inform Barcelona about his future within the next month.

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had earlier reported that Barcelona are reportedly interested in selling Philippe Coutinho but only to the club that are ready to offer huge some for his services.

The 26-year-old joined the Catalans in a six year deal valued around £142 million in January 2018, but has not been able to live up to his billings at the Camp Nou.

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