🤯🤯🤯Ikay GUNDOGAN to Liverpool,fans can’t believe it could happen 🤯🤯🤯🤯

Barcelona have reportedly decided to move on from Ilkay Gündogan this summer, according to several sources in Spain. The primary reason appears to be financial, as the Catalan club continues to face significant monetary difficulties. Additionally, they believe that their young academy midfielders can step up and fill Gündogan’s role.

Many Liverpool supporters on social media have called for the club to pursue the 33-year-old on a short-term deal. Here are a few opinions from Twitter regarding the former Manchester City midfielder.

The Anfield Buzz: “Excellent player. Could be a good short-term solution in that pivot 6 role. Slot doesn’t typically use a traditional defensive midfielder.”

AzarLFC: “Signing Gündogan on a free for Liverpool is a no-brainer… if they’re serious about being opportunistic in the market.”

Anfield Transfer Hub: “As long as he doesn’t demand excessive wages, he’d be a valuable asset for a season or two.”

Duncan Bain: “He’s not a traditional 6 but still a quality player who would offer something different and strengthen the overall squad.”

After an illustrious spell at Manchester City, where Gündogan won multiple Premier League titles and played a pivotal role in the team’s domestic and European successes, the midfielder made a high-profile switch to Barcelona in the summer of 2023. His move to the Camp Nou was met with great excitement by the Barca faithful, who saw Gündogan as the ideal replacement for veterans like Sergio Busquets and a key figure in Xavi’s midfield plans.

However, Gündogan’s time in Spain has been unexpectedly brief. Despite a solid start to his Barcelona career, reports of discontent over his role in the team and a desire for a new challenge began to emerge. Liverpool, with their eyes on a marquee signing to bolster their midfield, pounced at the opportunity.

After intense negotiations, Liverpool struck a deal with Barcelona for a record fee, bringing Gündogan back to the Premier League. The exact figures have not been officially disclosed, but sources suggest the transfer surpasses previous records for Liverpool’s midfield acquisitions.