"I WOULD'VE DIE AT INTER-COUTINHO

Barcelona latest signing Philippe Coutinho Correia admits his spell with Internazionale was difficult and would’ve died without the support of his family.

“I started to understand that I’d turn professional when I signed my first contract with a European club at the age of 16, Inter, but I was very young,” he told Barca TV.

“It was difficult for a young man like myself, who came from a different culture. I went to Italy with my parents and girlfriend, who is now my wife”.

“The team had many champions and it was a very positive experience but also difficult. If I went alone, I would’ve died...”


“I needed my family’s support, and they were by my side.”

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