Barcelona closely monitoring situation of Hull City star
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14-second readBarcelona is continuing to monitor the situation of Hull City's Lucas Herrington, according to Get Spanish Football News. The club had previously been linked to the 19-year-old defender in the summer. Barcelona ultimately missed out on signing Herrington, who was still on the books of the Colorado Rapids at the time.
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Barcelona is continuing to monitor the situation of Hull City's Lucas Herrington, according to Get Spanish Football News. The club had previously been linked to the 19-year-old defender in the summer. Barcelona ultimately missed out on signing Herrington, who was still on the books of the Colorado Rapids at the time. Hull City brought him to the Premier League after paying the required sum.
The report cites Fichajes, which in turn cited TEAMtalk, as saying that Barcelona remains very interested in Herrington. A move in the winter transfer window is considered highly unlikely, but a potential transfer is being considered for the next summer. Other top clubs, including Chelsea, Manchester City, and Liverpool, are also reportedly interested in the player.
Get Spanish Football News attributes the ongoing interest in Herrington to Barcelona's board, indicating that they have not lost track of the player since the summer. The publication's report is based on information from Fichajes and TEAMtalk, highlighting the continued speculation surrounding Herrington's future.
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The board at La Liga giants Barcelona are continuing to keep a close eye on the development of Hull City youngster Lucas Herrington. This comes with a view to a potential future move for the Australian. Defender Herrington was for his part heavily linked with a move to Catalunya’s capital this past summer, whilst still on the books of MLS outfit the Colorado Rapids. In the end, Barcelona missed out, as the aforementioned Hull coughed up the required sum to bring the talented 19-year-old to the Premier League. But as alluded to above, if the latest word stemming from the English media is anything to go by, then the Blaugrana do not appear to have allowed Herrington to slip off their radar just yet.
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