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Liverpool are ready to sell Luis Suarez to Barcelona as they began ambitious moves to revamp their attack.
With
Barcelona having made it clear that Suarez’s four-month worldwide ban
from football does not impact on their intention to sign him, Liverpool
have wasted no time moving to find the right replacements.
Adam
Lallana will become a Liverpool player in the next 48 hours after
Southampton relented and accepted a £25million offer for the England
forward, four weeks after receiving the call from Anfield officials.

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Uruguayan Wave: Suarez waves to fans from his mother's house in Montevideo after leaving the World Cup

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Waving goodbye? The Liverpool striker could be on his way out of the club if Barcelona offer £80m

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Good times: Luis Suarez was the Premier League Player of the Year last season but Liverpool could now sell

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Happy days: Suarez celebrates winning the golden boot with his daughter Delfina and wife Sofia

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Shame: The Uruguay forward has been banned for four months after biting Giorgio Chiellini at the World Cup
Liverpool
have also launched a bid to sign Lazar Markovic from Benfica.
The Serb
is one of the hottest young properties in European football and has a
£20m release clause. Although Liverpool are stunned by the length of the
ban Suarez received from FIFA on Thursday for biting Italy’s Giorgio
Chiellini, they accept it is the right time to let the Uruguayan leave
after he embroiled them in controversy once again.
Despite the ban,
Liverpool still believe Barcelona could pay as much as £80m for Suarez
and principal owner John W Henry is determined not to allow him to leave
‘on the cheap’.
Suarez’s lawyer Alejandro Balbi was in Barcelona to discuss his client’s future, when new Barca head coach Luis
Enrique maintained there would be no issue about going for the
27-year-old.
He compared Suarez to the legendary former Barca forward
Hristo Stoichkov and said: ‘Stoichkov deliberately trod on a referee but
he was still considered a great player.’
For Liverpool to get £80m would represent excellent business and Brendan Rodgers would be given the funds to reinvest.

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Missing out: Suarez narrowly missed out on the title last season and could now be on his way to Barcelona
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