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Liverpool will sell Cody Gakpo if a club matches their €85m (£72m) valuation, according to reports.
The Netherlands international has attracted the interest of Tottenham, and Anfield Watch claim that the Reds are open to a sale at the right price.
Supporters on X are mostly in favour of offloading Gakpo if Spurs do decide to stump up the cash before the end of the transfer window:
Daylight robbery if we get anywhere near that
— LFC211 (@LFC_211) August 1, 2026
Id take that all day but with it being theyre first offer we could easily get 80 to 90 million
— Ste M (@thegym31) August 1, 2026
Fair assessment. if Gordon is worth £69m then Gakpo surely worth more (PL winner).
— John Reed (@johno_mk) August 2, 2026
It’s a fair price. At current market rates, losing Gakpo for less than €85m would be a huge mistake.
— Paulo H. Nóbrega 🏆🏆🏆 (@paulohnobrega) August 1, 2026
Take that money and run
— Kian (@KianLFC03) August 1, 2026
Liverpool have set their valuation based on market prices
Anfield Watch claim that the €85m figure has been reached by assessing what other wingers have been going for this summer.
Barcelona paid €80m (£69m) for Newcastle’s Anthony Gordon, and the Merseysiders deem Gakpo to be worth the same amount or slightly more.
Of course, it remains to be seen if Tottenham are willing to pay that much for the Dutchman. They are keen on recruiting a winger, but they have also considered pursuing Man City’s Savinho.
Of the two options, Gakpo has more of a proven track record in the Premier League and that may sway Roberto De Zerbi’s team into making a move for him.
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Gakpo won’t be needed if Barcola is signed
The Reds are already overstocked on the left flank. Victor Munoz’s arrival from Osasuna means there are three players, including Gakpo and Rio Ngumoha, who favour that wing.
Adding Bradley Barcola to the mix would exacerbate the issue even further, and it may be more beneficial to sell Gakpo so the proceeds can partially fund a move for the France international.
PSG are still reportedly holding out for €170m (£145m), but there is hope that the European champions will eventually sell for less.
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