Liverpool is prepared to pay £42 million to acquire the offensive midfielder from Real Madrid.

Fichajes claims that Liverpool is willing to offer Brahim Diaz, the offensive midfielder for Real Madrid, £42 million.

This summer, the Reds are anticipated to bolster their roster with more firepower under new manager Arne Slot.

The Merseyside team is prepared to bring in new players this summer, both attacking and defensive, to give Slot the tools he needs to contend for championships the following year.

Real Madrid star Diaz is one of the players they believe they can bring to the team and help them offensively in the upcoming season.

Diaz signed a new contract last summer, extending his current one by three years.

The Morocco international made 44 appearances for the team across all competitions, assisting nine goals and scoring twelve goals in 2023–24 for the La Liga and Champions League winners.

The Reds are keeping an eye on Diaz as they look for a dynamic attacker to bring energy to the Dutch manager’s squad at Anfield.

Teams are ready to entice him away from Real Madrid because of his outstanding performances.

Although the 24-year-old attacking midfielder’s contract is still three years away, Liverpool is considering a move for him.

After Endrick and Kylian Mbappe joined Real Madrid, Diaz would get less playing time and would think about going out of the Spanish powerhouses.

Diaz is the kind of adaptable player Liverpool needs.

The former Manchester City player is capable of playing up front, on the wings, and as a number 10.

His adaptability can give the Liverpool assault a fresh perspective, and the Reds will greatly benefit from his quickness and inventiveness.

His adaptability can give the Liverpool assault a fresh perspective, and the Reds will greatly benefit from his quickness and inventiveness.

Diaz seems like a perfect player who can fit in into the Liverpool lineup because of his ability to score goals when needed, create opportunities for teammates around him, and attack from any position.

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Liverpool to offer £84 million to sign a forward compared to Mohamed Salah

Liverpool have made an offer to sign a player that Troy Deeney believes is better than Mohamed Salah.

A far cry from the days when Sadio Mane, Roberto Firmino, and the Egypt international were Jurgen Klopp’s unconteste frontline, Liverpool’s attacking department is now rather uncertain, with questions about Luis Diaz’s future.

Liverpool may have made a significant bid for a Brazilian forward, according to Spanish media.

Liverpool make an offer to Rodrygo.

According to SPORT, Liverpool have made an offer of €100 million (£84 million) to buy Real Madrid No. 11 Rodrygo.

The Spanish news agency believes Real Madrid is willing to sell the Brazil international for €150 million (£127 million) – despite the additions of Kylian Mbappe and Endrick – but has rejected Liverpool’s offer.

SPORT feel Rodrygo would prefer to stay at the Santiago Bernabeu.

However, if it becomes clear that Mbappe and Endrick would take away minutes from him, the South American will want a transfer to the Premier League from Real Madrid.

Rodrygo impressed in the 2023/24 season, helping Real Madrid win La Liga and the UEFA Champions League for the 15th time, scoring 17 goals and giving nine assists in 51 games across all competitions.

As previously said, Deeney believes the 23-year-old is better than Salah.

Reds appear to be enamoured with the Brazilian.

Of course, managers and recruiting staff come and go, and transfer targets change all the time, but Liverpool appears to have been attempting to sign Rodrygo since at least 2019.

Elano, who was previously at Manchester City and Interim Manager of Rodrygo’s former club Santos at the time of his rise, told ESPN that Liverpool expressed “strong interest” in the attacker while he was still a member of the Brazilian side’s development ranks.

The 42-year-old stated that Liverpool was really interested in the child while he was in the lower categories (at Santos) and wanted to buy him, but the offer was too cheap. Then came the offer from Madrid.”

Liverpool have clearly adored Rodrygo for many years, and that admiration does not appear to have waned despite suspicions of this £84 million deal.