‘I’d let him go’ – Pundit urges Leeds to sell ‘top quality’ Barca target

Paul Robinson believes that Leeds United should sell reported Barcelona target Raphinha in the summer transfer window.

Raphinha joined the West Yorkshire club in 2020 after they were promoted back to the Premier League.

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He has been terrific since moving to England. Last season the 25-year-old scored six goals and provided nine assists as Leeds finished ninth in the league.

Raphinha has carried last term’s form into 2021/22 having scored nine goals in 27 top-flight appearances.

Barcelona and Liverpool have both been linked with the Brazilian international. Fabrizio Romano revealed on Sunday that Barca have been in ‘advanced talks’ with Raphinha’s agent Deco since February.

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Meanwhile, Sport reckon that Leeds turned down a €35m bid from the La Liga giants, with the player keen to play under ‘brave’ coach Xavi Hernandez.

And the club’s former goalkeeper Robinson believes that his old club should look to cash in on Raphinha at the end of the season.

“I’d sell him, I’d let him go,” Robinson told MOT Leeds News. “I think the way that he’s performed and his attitude this season has been in and out.

“You know what a top-quality player he is and what a brilliant talent he is. But he hasn’t done it on a regular basis this year.

“And if they can bring in £100million – or near £100million – for