Cody Gakpo to Tottenham? De Zerbi 'absolutely insistent' on Liverpool star
Tottenham has agreed personal terms with Cody Gakpo and is pushing Liverpool for a transfer, with the move dependent on Liverpool finalizing Bradley Barcola's signing.
- Liverpool head coach Andoni Iraola has refused to guarantee that forward Cody Gakpo will remain at Anfield, as the club nears a £120m deal for Paris Saint-Germain winger Bradley Barcola.
- Tottenham Hotspur manager Roberto De Zerbi is pushing the club to finalize a deal for Gakpo, viewing the 27-year-old as the final piece to complete his attacking unit.
- With transfer expenditure reportedly surpassing £300 million this summer, Spurs have agreed on personal terms with Gakpo, leaving Liverpool negotiations as the major remaining obstacle.
- Addressing the speculation, Iraola explained, "I can say what I said last week," acknowledging that market conditions make it difficult to guarantee any player's future.
- Liverpool's hierarchy is expected to sanction Gakpo's exit once Barcola's deal is officially finalized, setting up a dramatic conclusion to the transfer window for both clubs.
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