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Forward confirms Liverpool deal is VERY close

Forward confirms Liverpool deal is VERY close

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Kluivert confirms his Bournemouth teammate is moving
After the Netherlands' 8-0 win over Malta in a World Cup Qualifier last night, Justin Kluivert spoke to the Dutch football news outlet Voetbal Primeur about his Cherries teammate Milos Kerkez.
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He said: "He'll probably go there [to Liverpool]. I hope so for him. He hasn't really said goodbye yet, but I hope he'll make it happen there."
So if you're unsure on Kerkez's situation, then don't be. His teammates are well aware of what's happening.
The player has hardly been quiet about his excitement to join the club, often being caught liking posts about Liverpool on social media. His agreement on personal terms has been done for a while.
But we know that Bournemouth relied on his brilliance last season and so a fair price will have to be paid if the Reds are to snatch him away. His replacement will also need to be organised.

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