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Published 10:23 29 Jan 2019 GMT
Updated 13:33 29 Jan 2019 GMT
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In 19 league appearances this season - one more than he made for Barca last season - Coutinho has half as many goals and one fewer assist.
He also came in for harsh criticism after Barca's 2-0 Copa Del Rey defeat to Sevilla last week, after losing possession of the ball in the run up to the hosts' second of the match.
Despite his drop in form, the club's hierarchy are believed to see his long term future at the Camp Nou, though there remains speculation regarding interest from Manchester United and Chelsea.
Whether Valverde shares that belief remains to be seen, but given the dwindling time between now and the end of the transfer window, it is unlikely that he will leave the club before the summer.
Not that it will stop United supporters dreaming.
https://twitter.com/JTomszak/status/1089314035366088705
There are already posters.
https://twitter.com/90min_plus3/status/1087639073097842690
One United fan has already made four massive signings and brought in Pochettino.
https://twitter.com/AyrtonHS1996/status/1089571120594984961
It's not for everyone, mate.
https://twitter.com/Official_KSwift/status/1089574946689437702
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