JUST IN: LIVERPOOL PAY €50 MILLION-A-YEAR SALARY TO OUTWEIGH 24 YEAR OLD CLINICAL REAL MADRID, MAN CITY AND CHELSEA MOST WANTED TARGET TO SEAL SUMMER DEAL

August 1, 2023 admin Liverpool 0

 

Liverpool are prepared to take Kylian Mbappe only for one season and ready to assume his €50 million-a-year salary.

 

 

 

 

 

 

According to a report by SPORT, as relayed by Paisley Gates, Liverpool are ready to assume the €50 million-a-year salary to bring Kylian Mbappe to Anfield, albeit

for one season. It is a strange deal from many perspectives, which could result in it only being another rumour surrounding the French World Cup winner.

 

The Kylian Mbappe saga continues producing more surprising news (rumours) each day. Arsenal, Manchester United and a host of other Premier League sides,

including Tottenham, have been linked at some stage.

 

Yet, the ball keeps going back to Liverpool in this saga when it is clear they do not have the money to conduct the operation. Now, a report from SPORT insists the

Merseysiders are very much in the race and would make an effort to make an offer.

 

The ‘offer’ is a loan deal that would see Liverpool cover the 24-year-old’s €50 million-a-year salary. Because PSG are keen to offload the striker one way or another,

they may have wanted to do so before July 31, as now they will have to pay Mbappe his stipulated loyalty bonus.

 

Liverpool had earlier contemplated a loan move. But it is unlikely to happen considering the high cost of the operation, that too for a single season. Mbappe also

refused to consider a move to Saudi Arabia after PSG accepted a mammoth €300 million offer from Al Hilal.

 

Liverpool are not seriously contemp[lating any move of the kind where they take over his €50 million-a-year salary and watch him leave for free to Real Madrid next

season. For a permanent transfer, they seriously do not have the funds.

 

Chelsea were also actively linked with Mbappe, and sure enough, Todd Boehly might attempt something audacious to try and bring the Frenchman to Stamford

Bridge. Meanwhile, Mbappe’s destination remains well-known to all associated with football.

 

Even PSG believes Mbappe has a secret agreement to join Real Madrid next summer. Al Hilal, meanwhile, offered him a massive €700 million salary to bring him

for a single season and would have allowed a free transfer to Spain next year.

 

Yet, as things stand, Mbappe remains a PSG player and would have by now collected his hefty loyalty bonus from Nasser Al Khelaifi. He will pocket a hefty salary for

the next season and leave for Real Madrid as a free agent to realise his long-standing dream.

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From Spain – Liverpool will ‘definitively’ move to sign £51.3million player

Another day, another story on Romeo Lavia, whose future at Southampton has been up in the air for some time.

In this summer transfer window so far, five experienced players have left Liverpool and two quality youngsters have arrived in the mifield.

 

The Reds allowed midfielders like Milner, Keita and Oxlade-Chamberlain to leave for free. Moreover, they have even sold captain, Henderson, to Al Ettifaq and most

recently, Fabinho, to Al-Ittihad.

On the other hand, to reinforce things in the center of the park, the Merseysiders have lured the likes of Mac Allister and Szobozlai.

In all fairness, this is not the midfield overhaul the fans expected and Klopp needs further reinforcements to strengthen the quality and depth of the department.

 

As per today’s version of Mundo Deportivo (news image provided below), now that Fabinho’s move to Saudia is complete, Liverpool will ‘definitively’ move to

sign Lavia from the Saints.

The Spanish news source claim the Anfield club have already seen a bid worth 40 million euros rejected for the 19-year-old starlet.

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MD state that the St. Mary’s outfit ‘demand’ 60 million euros (£51.3million) to allow the Belgian international to move to Liverpool.

Apart from improving the midfield, the Reds also need to strengthen their defense as they leaked goals on regular basis last season.

Van Dijk, the leader of the backline, was highly inconsistently last term but will look to bounce back in the next campaign. The Dutch international has been

announced as the new Liverpool captain.

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