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Gerard Martín to Liverpool

FC Barcelona

Liverpool

Defender · 24y · Spain · contract until 2028

Chance it happens−3 since first report

Reported fee: €55m–€74m
Valuehow: €28m
Reporters: 1 credible

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The story so far

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Fabrizio Romano89First reportFirst report
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WednesdayHeld at 5%
Ffussball-news58Earliest mentionEarliest mentionvia Transfer News LiveFull post
“🚨 Liverpool and Bayern Munich are monitoring Barcelona defender Gerard Martín, with Chelsea, Tottenham and Inter Milan also interested in the 24-year-old. 🇪🇸 Liverpool and Inter have already made enquiries, but Hansi Flick is determined to keep Martín.”

Chance it happens

Long shot

Reported fee: €55m–€74m
Value: €28m

AuthorTransfer Tracker AnalystStatusEarlier read

Gerard Martín to Liverpool: talk builds, deal still distant

Written on 24 Oct 2026, before the latest reports. The ring above is live.

The situation

Liverpool's name has been attached to Gerard Martín, the Barcelona left back, with talk of a fee somewhere between €55m and €74m doing the rounds. That is a striking range for a player valued at around €35m, and it tells you this is still speculative rather than advanced. The only concrete figure on record is a €55m bid relayed by Transfer News Live, and there is no word yet of Barcelona entertaining a sale or Liverpool formalising an approach.

The reporting

Fabrizio Romano, whose track record on transfers carries real weight, is the named voice here, with a dateline of late October. But a single credible reporter does not make a confirmed story, and nobody else has yet corroborated the specifics of a bid at this level. For now this sits as a single well-sourced link rather than a story with broad agreement behind it.

The outlook

The chance of this actually happening looks slim. Martín is contracted at Barcelona until 2028, there is competing interest from Bayern Munich, and the fee being floated is roughly double his market value. For Liverpool to land him, Barcelona would need to shift from no apparent willingness to sell into active negotiation, and the price would need to fall sharply from the numbers currently being discussed.