Live Barcelona blog: Barca monitoring Poland Under-21 striker Krzysztof Piatek

Sport360 staff 19:50 05/09/2018
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    20:00 – Poland Under-21 striker Krzysztof Piatek on Barca’s radar

    The La Liga champions are monitoring the progress of the 23-year-old Genoa forward, who has netted seven times this season in three competitive games since his summer arrival from Cracovia. Read more on that story here.

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    14:00 – Pogba would be welcome at Barcelona, says Suarez

    Luis Suarez insists Paul Pogba would be welcome at Barcelona as the midfielder continues to be linked with an exit from Old Trafford.

    The 25-year-old’s relationship with manager Jose Mourinho is believed to be fractious, with the Frenchman open to a move away from a Red Devils side struggling for form early in the season.

    “Pogba is an elite player who has won everything and we always want to have the best,” Suarez told RAC1 on Tuesday.

    Read more here.

    10:00 – Barcelona step up interest in De Jong

    Barcelona are stepping up attempts to secure the signing of Ajax midfielder Frenkie de Jong, reports Mundo Deportivo.

    The 21-year-old is set to stay with Ajax for the rest of the season, but the Catalan giants are wary of growing interest from clubs such as Tottenham and PSG.

    The Dutch midfielder started 25 times for the Eredivisie side last term, scoring one goal and providing one assist in the process. Ernesto Valverde is reportedly keen to sign De Jong as he looks to bolster his midfield options.

    It is believed a bid of as much as €60 million may be enough to get the deal over the line.

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