Liverpool are said to be particularly keen on the idea of ​​adding Mohammed Kudus to their ranks in the near future, and Jurgen Klopp is reportedly willing to “do whatever he can” to make that eventuality happen.
However, Transfers are reporting that the Reds will face competition from both Barcelona and Manchester United, and one might imagine that talks may already be taking shape after Ghana’s exit from the World Cup.
Despite failing to make it past the group stage, the 22-year-old registered two goals to inspire further interest in his services ahead of the January transfer window.
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Fabrizio Romano has already made it clear that we are genuinely interested in the attacker (who is capable of playing as a midfielder) given that we previously sent scouts to observe his performances at club level.
Whether our representatives were impressed by what they saw remains to be seen, although it has to be said that the player will be far from a priority unless we perceive his future to be in midfield rather than forward line.
As such, we wouldn’t be surprised to see one of the Red Devils or Spanish giants get ahead of us when it comes to the future of Kudus, so we’d be inclined to advise fans to take this latest report with a grain of salt. of salt.
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