Liverpool wants a 6’4″ giant to replace Fabinho as Klopp looks to sign a second contract for a “next Luka Modric,” while Ten Hag wants a free agent to sign with Manchester United.

Fabinho as Klopp
Fabinho as Klopp

While Manchester United is in communication with a soon-to-be free-agent striker and Liverpool is increasing its interest in two midfielders who represent Mainz and RB Salzburg, according to Tuesday’s Euro Paper Talk, Arsenal is reportedly requesting £35 million for a striker deal

KLOPP desires that Rangy Mainz sign with Liverpool.

According to reports, Liverpool is becoming increasingly serious about a potential deal to recruit Mainz midfielder Anton Stach this summer.

Jürgen Klopp
Jürgen Klopp

The 6ft 4in midfielder has become one of the top players in the Bundesliga this year. The 24-year-old No. 6 has made 24 appearances across all leagues, recording one goal and three assists.

Moreover, Mainz, who are now ranked seventh in the Bundesliga, are now in the running to qualify for Europe thanks to his achievements.

Currently, clubs like Liverpool, Tottenham, and West Ham reportedly have all checked on the player.

However, Sky Germany asserts that Liverpool, whose manager Jurgen Klopp is a big fan, is showing the most interest.

Additionally, a cheap deal for Stach might be done this summer as the Reds manager looks to upgrade his midfield.

Klopp
Klopp

His contract expires in the summer of 2024, therefore Mainz appear certain to make a profit this season.

According to the rumors, they will only accept a price of £10.5 million (€12 million) when the window reopens. Mainz can ill afford to allow Stach enter the final year of his contract and approach free agency because they are aware that he is unlikely to sign an extension.

According to reports, Klopp believes the enormous midfielder is a step up from Fabinho, who has struggled this year at Liverpool.

Stach aspires to play at a higher caliber in order to crack Hansi Flick’s Euro 2024 roster. The 24-year-old has already earned two appearances for Die Mannschaft.

Luka Susic is desired by Liverpool to join Stach at Anfield.
Meanwhile, the Reds are actively pursuing Croatian sensation Luka Susic.

This year, the 20-year-old has drawn attention while representing RB Salzburg in the Austrian division. Susic, who is currently nine points in front at the top, appeared 15 times before suffering a knee injury.

Jurgen Klopp
Jurgen Klopp

Susic, though, has already received four caps for the international team and his effect is already very significant. In fact, he was a member of Zlatko Dalic’s team earlier this season as they advanced to the World Cup semifinals.

His influence is so great that Susic is already being referred to as “the next Luka Modric” in several Croatian media outlets. The 162 times-capped senior Real Madrid player, 37, is revered as a godlike figure in his native country. Comparing Susic to Modric is clearly not done lightly, thus.

Susic reportedly has a release clause in his contract with Salzburg worth about £17.6 million (€20 million), which Liverpool is considering using.

MAN UTD IS DISCUSSING A DEAL FOR MARCUS THURAM

Marcus Thuram’s advisors are in touch with Manchester United as they ponder a free-transfer move for the Gladbach striker. (Calciomercato)

Tammy Abraham of Roma is being regularly monitored by Man Utd scouts, according to Ten Hag. (Giallorossi.net)

Jurgen
Jurgen

The summer transfer of Lecce’s Spanish midfielder Joan Gonzalez is being considered by Tottenham. (Torro.it)

Chelsea have concluded all the details of Christopher Nkunku’s transfer from RB Leipzig, and he will ‘absolutely’ join the club this summer. Invoking Florian Plettenberg

Both Atletico Madrid and Inter Milan have given up on trying to buy Manchester United defender Victor Lindelof. Romano, Fabrizio

Marseille, however, has decided against making Manchester United’s loan of Eric Bailly a long-term arrangement. (L’Equipe)

Toni Kroos has made the decision to stay with Real Madrid for another season, rejecting a prospective transfer to Manchester City. World of Sports

EVERTON ON UDINESE STAR’S TRAIL

Klopp
Klopp

After they almost missed out on the Udinese star in January, Everton is thought to be the team most likely to sign center-half Rodrigo Becao. (Moto d’Udine)

Sofyan Amrabat no longer has Liverpool’s interest, but the Fiorentina star may potentially join with Barcelona this summer, pending FFP guidelines. Romano, Fabrizio

In order to sign Juan Foyth, Villarreal have informed his suitors—including Barcelona—that they must fulfill his entire £53.1 million (€60 million) departure clause. (Sport)

Romelu Lukaku will return to Chelsea this summer after Inter Milan decided they couldn’t afford to keep him on a permanent basis. The Sport Corriere

Paul Pogba’s Juventus contract may be terminated less than a year after he returned on a free transfer. The Sport Gazette

Raphinha, a star for Barcelona, is available for a summer transfer to Arsenal, Chelsea, and Newcastle. (Calciomercato)

klopp
klopp

HEFTY £35M ASKING PRICE FOR IN-DEMAND STRIKER SET BY ARSENAL

After reports of interest from Inter and Milan, Arsenal has established a minimum asking price of £35 million (€40 million) for Folarin Balogun. the Inter Live

Roberto Mancini, the head coach of Italy, said he is dissatisfied with Gianluca Scamacca’s lack of playing time at West Ham. (DAZN)

In the upcoming weeks, Tottenham will make a solid offer to Aston Villa to recruit Emiliano Martinez. The TyC Sports

Aster Vranckx, a star on loan from Barcelona, is still available to AC Milan this summer, while Sergino Dest will return to his original team Barcelona. (Calciomercato)

Raul, the manager of Real Madrid’s reserve squad and a former Real Madrid striker, is a strong candidate to succeed Carlo Ancelotti this summer. (AS)

Thomas Meunier’s contract with Borussia Dortmund expires in 2024; hence, the club is open to selling him this summer. (Calciomercato)

Javier Tebas, the president of La Liga, wants Kylian Mbappe, a forward for Paris Saint-Germain, to play for Real Madrid next year. (Sport)

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