Exclusive: Liverpool set Cody Gakpo price on back of Barcelona deal

Exclusive: Liverpool set Cody Gakpo price on back of Barcelona deal Anfield Watch can exclusively reveal that Liverpool have set their price for Cody Gakpo . The winger joined the Reds in 2023. Much has been made of Cody Gakpo's future this summer. The Dutchman endured a difficult campaign at Liverpool last season - but then, virtually everyone did. But reported interest in Bradley Barcola certainly threatens Gakpo's place. That place was already set to face increased competition from Rio Ngumoha in the upcoming campaign and the potential arrival of Barcola increases that ten-fold. Anfield Watch understands that Liverpool are open to selling Gakpo as a result. They've set an asking price of around £72m for the Dutchman, or around €85m. This valuation comes on the back of Anthony Gordon joining Barcelona for €80m (£69m). We imagine that's Liverpool saying that Gakpo is more experienced and a little more proven than Gordon, and should therefore cost a fraction more. Tottenham Hotspur are interested in signing the winger, as has been reported in several places. Bet £10, Get £30 in Free Bets Open an account and place a qualifying bet of £10 at min odds of 1/5 (1.2) or greater. 18+New UK/ROI customers. Min £5 deposit. Bet Credits available on settlement of qualifying bets, capped at £10 stake. Min odds 1/5 (1.20). Bet Credits expire in 7 days. Excl. Cashed Out/Free Bets/Boosted odds. T&Cs apply. GambleAware.org £30 FREE CLAIM NOW Liverpool's no.18 joined the club in January 2023 and was a massive part of the Premier League title in 2025. Gakpo scored 10 times and assisted another four in the league, while boasting 18 goals across all competitions. Of course, last season saw a downturn but again, that can be said about nearly every player in the squad. It feels as though a possible exit is more Liverpool simply wanting to try something new on the wing, rather than any sort of comment on Gakpo's own performances. The Reds did lack pace from wide areas last season, after all. The incredibly poor market on the right wing has them chasing left-wingers for some sort of impact, especially in the wake of Mohamed Salah's exit. Gakpo's a casualty of that as a result. Still, Liverpool aren't willing to let him go on the cheap and the high asking price could still prove to be beyond what anyone puts up. But it's certainly an admission that Gakpo could be sold. It promises to be a busy month for Liverpool as they try to get Andoni Iraola's first squad right - and Gakpo's future will play a central part.