If the latest media reports change by then, Liverpool are ready to sign Gabri Veiga in the summer transfer window.
Earlier this month, Sport revealed the Reds have already raised their wage offer and have an advantage over other rivals if they sign the player from Celta Vigo.
Two days ago, renowned Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano reported that the Merseysiders had tracked the player and asked about the terms of his signing.
Recently, last night, another reporter Rudy Galetti claimed that Liverpool are ready to make a serious move to lure Veiga. He told GiveMeSport:
“The Reds are ready to take a concrete step to get ahead of some pretty tough competition. Many big clubs like Chelsea, Man City, Real Madrid and Napoli are interested in Gabri.”
“Given his release clause is set at a reasonable €40m (£34m), the race for Veiga will be won by the fastest club.”
The Anfield club will therefore have to act quickly to complete the deal, as the starlet is one of the most talented young midfielders.
The 21-year-old Celta Vigo boy can play in several midfield and attacking positions. Last season, he netted 11 times and also provided four assists in La Liga.
Currently, Veiga is ready with the Spanish U-21 team to take part in the European Championship which starts on Wednesday evening.
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Liverpool have targeted Khephren Thuram this summer and Ibrahima Konate hasn’t shied away from the news
Liverpool defender Ibrahima Konate is hoping OGC Nice midfielder Khephren Thuram makes a move to Anfield this summer.
The France U21 midfielder is currently preparing for Les Bleus’ campaign at this summer’s European Championships as they seek to be crowned continent champions in Georgia and Romania.
Thuram has been increasingly associated with a move to Merseyside in recent weeks, as he has now been designated as a target for Jürgen Klopp’s side.
A future transfer would not go through until July 1, when the international window opens, but the Reds are looking to strengthen their engine room with the midfielder in question.
Alexis Mac Allister has already agreed with Liverpool as the first jigsaw in the midfield overhaul puzzle. After his “little brother” comments, the 24-year-old added fuel to the speculated fire surrounding his compatriot.
In a quick ‘yes or no’ with broadcaster Telefoot, Konate was asked alongside Bayern Munich defender Dayot Upamecano whether Thuram will play alongside him at Anfield this season.
“Yes, I hope so,” he replied.
He is currently part of Didier Deschamps’ senior squad as their European Championship qualification continues.
They beat Gibraltar on Friday and hosted Greece in the French capital on Monday.
Despite being absent from Klopp’s squad, Konate has spoken out about Merseyside’s move plans this summer and in particular the prospect of gaining a French team-mate at club level.
Speaking to RMC Sport, he said: “I would be very happy if he [Thuram] comes to Liverpool and I take him under my wing and I would do everything I can to help him progress and become the player he wants to be.”
“Khephren is like my little brother, he’s someone I’ve watched grow up. I was with his older brother in the training center, but I’ve watched him grow up.
I’ve seen him perform and progress on a level… It’s been incredible.” Also during his first selection for the France team. I saw him train and I was really surprised by his size and his technical ease.
“When I was at Leipzig and signed for Liverpool, a lot of people said it was too soon, it wasn’t the right choice. I ended up proving all those people wrong. , then don’t listen to people.
Si Khephren. ” If he has the opportunity to come to a club like Liverpool, I think he will be surprised at the enthusiasm that will grow behind him.
“It’s up to him to work on. He’s still very young, but he has incredible room for improvement, so I’m confident.”
