Liverpool will only sell £250k-a-week star if they money is too good to turn down

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When Liverpool sold Luis Diaz, it only came about because Bayern Munich offered a fee that was just too good to reject, and the same now applies to Cody Gakpo. Here are the latest claims: “Tottenham plan to step up their efforts to try sign Cody Gakpo as talks will enter into key stages soon.” (Fabrizio Romano) “My understanding is that Liverpool don’t plan to sell Gakpo, even if they were to recruit Bradley Barcola.” (Alex Crook for talkSPORT) Liverpool have “no plans” to sell Gakpo despite Spurs “making their interest known”.

It’s a definite possibility Cody Gakpo could leave Liverpool this summer. — Anfield Sector (@AnfieldSector) August 3, 2026 How much would Liverpool be wise to accept for Gakpo? Given that last season was Gakpo’s first poor season in terms of goals and assists, and his £250,000-a-week contract expiring only in 2030, Liverpool have plenty of negotiating power should Spurs make a serious approach for his services.

Personally, I think the same £65m price tag should apply to Gakpo as it did to Diaz last summer. The Colombian might be the better player, but Gakpo is younger and has a bigger contract with more years left on it than Diaz did before he moved to Bayern Munich.