At Real Madrid, the dynamo is a first-rate player…
According to rumors in Spain, Liverpool are interested in acquiring Real Madrid superstar Federico Valverde this summer and have made an opening bid.
What is the latest on Federico Valverde‘s transfer to Liverpool?
Indeed, the article suggests that Real Madrid president Florentino Perez, who previously considered the 24-year-old crucial, would now explore a move if his €80 million (£69 million) original assessment is satisfied.
According to the report, the Uruguayan has already been subject to a €60 million (£52 million) approach from the Anfield club this summer, and considering his rapid ascent over the previous few seasons, he may be the ideal acquisition for the Premier League team.
Real Madrid’s summer signing of England international Jude Bellingham has left the LaLiga giants’ center packed, and now might be the ideal time to pounce on Reds manager Jurgen Klopp.
Is it possible that Liverpool may sign Federico Valverde?
One year ago, Los Blancos manager Carlo Ancelotti hailed Valverde as “untouchable” after the club won LaLiga and went on to win the Champions League in the final against Klopp’s side, where the dynamic midfielder’s exquisite cross-field pass found Vinicius Jr. to secure the continental trophy.
It was an incredible season that saw Valverde play 46 times since rediscovering the Midas touch in front of goal and scoring 12 goals across all competitions this season, as his elite club claimed the Copa del Rey, receiving accolades from Joe Cole as “unbelievable.”
with that James Milner, Naby Keita, and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain are all set to leave Merseyside this summer, Valverde may be an upgrade of the highest order, and with his dynamism as a center star and effective right-flanker, he might take over Milner’s role at the club.
The 37-year-old has been a stalwart and consummate professional under Klopp’s tutelage since joining on a free transfer from Manchester City in 2015, making 332 appearances and contributing to a slew of major titles, including the Premier League, Champions League, and FA Cup.
The former England player, who earns £60k per week, has been described as “unflappable” by the BBC’s Garth Crooks and “unbelievable” by Klopp, and Valverde might potentially be the fantasy succession.
Despite Milner‘s exceptional leadership skills and unyielding persistence on the field, he is nearing the end of his career, and the younger, more robust Uruguayan would surely be an upgrade.
According to FBref, the £134k-per-week gem ranks among the top 7% of midfielders in Europe’s top five leagues for non-penalty goals, the top 16% for assists, the top 16% for pass completion, the top 9% for progressive carries, and the top 8% for progressive passes received per 90 over the past year.
He has the potential to rekindle Liverpool’s center as a new driving force, while also flourishing out wide when called upon, and Klopp must ensure that every possible avenue is explored to bring him to Anfield, where he could be the formula to rekindle the blistering success that has dwindled this season.
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