Riqui Puig loan will help him succeed at Barcelona, says Ronald Koeman

20 September 2020

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Barcelona coach Ronald Koeman has admitted he told Riqui Puig he should leave the club on loan, but says he was only thinking of the midfielder’s long-term future at Camp Nou.

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