Klopp on a Verge to Sign 25-years Old Champions League Stalet with Bid €60 million

 

In an article discussing the squad overhaul

at Real Madrid, a report from Spain claims

that Liverpool have made a bid to sign

Uruguayan midfielder Federico Valverde.

The topic of Liverpool’s midfield rebuild in

this summer’s transfer window is by far the

most discussed among fans online.

As the situation stands, Jurgen Klopp’s

midfield is still at least two midfielders away

from being fit to purpose.

 

Liverpool signed Alexis Mac Allister and

Dominik Szoboszlai

 

 

but they have also parted ways with six

midfielders since the end of last season and

are now looking

dangerously short of cover.

The pursuit of Romeo Lavia this has dragged

on and has been convoluted by Chelsea

hijacking the situation with a £48 million bid.

Liverpool submit €60 million bid to sign Champions League winner

Their offer was also rejected as

Southampton continue to show impressive

resilience. They have now rejected four

offers this summer – three from Liverpool,

one from Chelsea.

Meanwhile, reports emerged linking

Liverpool with a grand slam move to, in

turn, hijack Chelsea’s move to sign Moises

Caicedo, with a claim from the Telegraph’s

Matt Law stating that the Reds had outbid

the Blues for the 21-year-old Ecuadorian.

 

However, the Times’ trusted reporter Paul

Joyce claims that Jurgen Klopp’s side is

merely conducting due diligence on all

targets and were in contact with Brighton

but expect him to join Chelsea.

At the time of writing, Liverpool have just 24

days to complete their remaining signings.

Klopp wants two new midfielders and a

defender but with the exception of

Liverpool finally biting the proverbial £50

million bullet for Lavia, the Reds don’t

appear close to completing any other signings.

A report from Spain claims Liverpool now

want to poach Federico Valverde from Real

Madrid, having already made a €60 million

(£51.8m) bid to “try to reach an agreement”

over a move to Anfield.

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They go on to say that it’s “not the first time

the English team has tried to sign Fede.”

Liverpool were previously prepared to pay

€100 million (£86.4m) but due to the “decline

in performances” of Valverde, the Anfield

outfit has lowered its offer.

Los Blancos president Florentino Perez will

only let Valverde leave if they pay a

minimum of €80 million (£69m).