Barcelona have picked up some of the English Premier League's biggest superstars in recent memory, but Liverpool can breathe a collective sigh of relief as the LaLiga giants are reportedly 'banned' from signing any of their players for the next two years.

According to Spanish radio station Cadena Ser, Barca side have been prohibited from signing any Liverpool players for another two years.

The Reds sold Brazilian playmaker Philippe Coutinho to the Spanish giants in January 2018 for a then club record £106m (N49bn) transfer, while the total deal could earn Liverpool £142m (N65.9bn) with add-ons.

While the LaLiga champions still owe the Reds £36m (N16.7bn) from the overall deal, it’s now come to light that Jurgen Klopp's outfit inserted a specific clause into the Coutinho deal preventing them from trying to sign any more players for a three year period.

That means Barcelona may not approach Liverpool for any of their stars until 2021 and the only way Barcelona could sign any Liverpool player in this period is if the Reds choose to sell to the Catalans.

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