THE international break is in full swing but the Barcelona transfer news keeps coming, and Express Sport is on hand to bring you all the latest gossip coming from the Nou Camp.
MESSI ANGRY AT JUVENTUS OFFER
Lionel Messi has heard Juventus want to sign Sergio Roberto.
And the 30-year-old is far from happy about it.
The Serie A giants are supposedly ready to pay Roberto's £30million release clause.
And Spanish website Don Balon claims Messi wants Barcelona to take measures to ensure a deal does not go through.
PEPE TAKES AIM
14:30: Former Real Madrid defender Pepe has blasted the Liga club's fans as "unenthusiastic.”
The centre-back compared the hushed atmosphere of the Bernabeu stadium with the cauldron of noise he is now exposed to with Turkish champions Besiktas.
The Portugal international left Real for Besiktas in July after winning three Liga titles, two King's Cup trophies and three Champions League crowns.
"Perhaps Real Madrid fans won't like me saying this but they say Real Madrid fans transmit enthusiasm but I don't think they do. That's not the reality," the 34-year-old told BeIN Sports.
"The Besiktas fans are very passionate. When you go out onto the pitch the noise coming from the stands always hits you."
RUSH WANTS BALE AT ANFIELD
13:00: Now this would be a boost for Barcelona...
Ian Rush says he would love to see Gareth Bale playing for Liverpool.
He told the Mirror: "Gareth Bale is a world class player - every club in the world would want him.
"From a Welsh point of view, I'd like him to stay, to get more European experience. That will benefit Wales.
"Any English club would want Gareth Bale. Maybe Tottenham have first offer to bring Bale back to the Premier League.
"Man United has been talked about, maybe because the goalkeeper David De Gea could go the other way?
"I'd love to see him at Liverpool though. A world class player."
SUAREZ DOUBTS LENGTHY BARCA STAY
12:00: Luis Suarez says he is unlikely to retire at Barcelona.
The Uruguay international recently signed a new contract until 2021, potentially keeping him at the club up to the age of 34.
But he admits he is unlikely to retire at Barcelona because he will probably be shifted out of the club before that day arrives.
Asked if he wants to end his career at the Nou Camp, Suarez told Mundo Deportivo: “I hope so.
“I hope to try to fulfil my contract, which is what you want.
“I want to be as long as possible in the elite as I am here in Barcelona, but you never know.
“No player has retired at Barca because it is very difficult and very complicated.
“But I will try to stay with the club as long as possible.”
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