Liverpool transfer news: Jurgen Klopp has been given the green light for a move as the club are also set to play for a highly sought-after midfielder.

Liverpool are shaping their new transfer dynamic in no time. Alexis Mac Allister’s deal was the last to be signed under the old structure, with Julian Ward playing a key role before he left the club, but Jörg Schmadtke is now firmly in place for him.

A short-term first date, it will be interesting to see what reach he gets and whether Liverpool see him primarily as a negotiator. It would certainly make sense for Jürgen Klopp to see his voice in proceedings increase during this period. In fact, one of today’s stories suggests FSG have agreed to a transfer plan straight from Klopp and Liverpool are now ready to pique their interest.

Meanwhile, another ‘concrete offer’ is believed to be in place as Liverpool look to build on their positive momentum following the arrival of Mac Allister from Brighton and Hove Albion. Even since this agreement was agreed, the midfield remains the priority and it is in this area that changes seem to be on the horizon.

Here’s Liverpool.com’s verdict on the transfer gossip swirling around the Reds today

Gabrielle Veiga (Celta Vigo)

There are still a few new names, but a core midfielder has been mentioned in connection with Liverpool for several weeks. Gabri Veiga undoubtedly falls into this category. With an affordable release clause, the young midfielder ticks a number of important boxes, which is why Chelsea, Manchester City and Real Madrid are also all on the lookout.

But according to Rudy Galetti of Give Me Sport, it is Liverpool who have a “concrete offer” ready. He is quick to act quickly due to the size of the competition, believing “the race for Veiga will be won by the fastest club”.

Ryan Gravenberch (Bayern Munich)

If a potentially undervalued release clause for a young talent screams ‘FSG’, another possible move appears to have Klopp’s fingerprints on it.

The Liverpool manager is keen to sack the Bundesliga for Ryan Gravenberch, who played a support role for Bayern Munich last season as they retained their title. And according to the Mirror, the club are ready to support Klopp’s wishes.

The player himself is also open to train. Bayern Munich’s position could still prove to be an obstacle, although Bayern have recently completed the transfer of Konrad Laimer.

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Patrick Dorgu, a talented 18-year-old, will soon be signed by Liverpool.

Liverpool are reportedly interested in Lecce talent Patrick Dorgu and the Reds are preparing to sign the 18-year-old

According to CalcioMercato, the Merseyside giants are ready to strike for the Nigerian-born Denmark youth international, who guided Lecce to the Primavera title last season, the highest accolade an academy player can win in Italy.

Dorgu hails from the famed FC Nordsjaelland academy and only moved to Lecce last summer, where he played exclusively for the U-19s, making 38 appearances in total and scoring four goals. And now Liverpool are interested.

Hailed as an “exciting” talent by the New Telegraph, Dorgu appears to have caught the eye of Liverpool scouts as the Anfield side seek to bolster their academy ranks with young talent from across Europe, the Danish teenager apparently being an option.

In fact, a deal for Liverpool could well be a possibility given how profitable a Premier League bid for a Serie A side like Lecce is. And for Dorgu, the player himself might be interested in moving to England already in his career.

Liverpool should go all out to sign Dorgue this summer

Dorgu is clearly a player with some potential as the defender played a key role in Lecce winning Italian football’s biggest youth award this season. And with Liverpool firmly in the market, a move to sign the defender should already be on the cards.

While Liverpool are blessed with a range of left-back talent, few have the international experience or pedigree like Dorgu, who himself could relish the chance to play at a higher level and at a club with as many players. good facilities as Anfield Giants training.