Fabrizio Romano confirms club ready to agree MEGA deal with Liverpool
Fabrizio Romano confirms that one club is now ready to strike an incredible deal with Liverpool. The Reds must be on the same page, though.
Liverpool are involved in some massive deals right now. The biggest, of course, is for Florian Wirtz.
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The Reds are expected to find common ground with Bayer Leverkusen and complete a club-record deal for the German. That deal will actually shatter the English transfer record, too.
But Liverpool won't stop there. They've already struck a deal for Jeremie Frimpong (made easier by a release clause).
Milos Kerkez could soon follow, too, while there are exits to think about. After all, Liverpool can only fund this if they send some big names away from Anfield.
Darwin Nunez is on that list and widely expected to leave. Caoimhin Kelleher should have his own move confirmed shortly.
And then there's Luis Diaz. Liverpool have a lot to think about there.
Luis Diaz is wanted
Al-Nassr want to sign Luis Diaz this summer. The Saudi Pro League team have the Colombian sitting at the top of their shortlist.
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That's been confirmed by Fabrizio Romano. Speaking on his YouTube channel, Romano says Al-Nassr are set on Diaz and believe a deal can be struck.
"Luis Diaz is a top target for Al-Nassr," explains Romano. "He's a player they love, a player they want, and they feel he can leave Liverpool.
"So Al-Nassr will be there for Luis Diaz. They really want the player."
Romano then goes on to explain that Barcelona also hope to sign Diaz, but it's a bit more complicated there. The finances involved will make this a massive deal and the Saudi side are in a better position to make that happen.
He says Barcelona won't pay 'crazy money' for Diaz. Al-Nassr, however, may be able to do just that and convince Liverpool to let go of an important player.
Watch this space.
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