The Brazilian has finally spoken out about his controversial Liverpool exit, admitting that his Barcelona dream didn’t go as planned, but he says he has “no regrets.”

The Brazilian was once the creative heart of Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool, lighting up Anfield with moments of pure brilliance.

Liverpool didn’t just survive after his departure- they thrived.



Meanwhile, Coutinho’s career didn’t quite follow the fairytale path he had envisioned.

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Now 32, Philippe Coutinho has opened up about that chapter in a recent appearance on Premier League Stories.

“I had this dream to play for Barcelona.

I wanted to meet expectations, my own expectations as well but I just wasn’t able to.”

Through it all, he leaned on those closest to him.

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