Liverpool is in negotiations to finally sign a player for $43 million – Rep.

Liverpool made sufficient improvements to their midfield during the summer transfer window, but they paid no attention to their shaky defense.

Piero Hincapie was a candidate for the Reds, but they decided against making a move for him.
To finally sign him in January, they are currently in negotiations.

Famous German news outlet Bild revealed in August that Jurgen Klopp is eager to entice the South American to strengthen the defense at Anfield.

To confirm the interest of the Merseysiders, his agent, Manuel Sierra, has just arrived.
According to the spokesperson, Joaquin Saavedra of Futbol Sin Casette (via Bolavip).

Liverpool was considering signing him, but at the time they decided to spend money on the midfield.

They are speculating, like other clubs, that it will cost at least 50 million (euro, i.e. e.
£43.3million).

The team led by Xabi Alonso and featuring the Ecuadorian international finished sixth in the Bundesliga last year.

He did not play in the league for the league leaders’ first three games of the season because of a suspension, though.

Hincapie participated in his first full game of the season on Thursday in the 2-1 Europa League victory over Molde.

Liverpool has only managed two clean sheets in their first ten games, and they have heavily relied on their offense to come from behind this season.

The January transfer window needs to be used to strengthen the defense. Should the Reds make an offer of £43.3million to finally sign Hincapie?

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Liverpool now looking to sign £50m player who Pep Guardiola says is ‘really, really good’

Liverpool is thinking about renewing their pursuit of Pedro Neto, a forward of Wolves.

For the past two years or so, the Reds have been intermittently linked with a move for Neto. But since his serious injury at Molineux derailed him, nothing has ever appeared particularly promising.

But, according to Football Transfers, this summer, everything might change.
In the event that Mohamed Salah decides to move to Saudi Arabia, they contend that Neto has been “added to their wish-list” due to his outstanding start to the Premier League season.

Liverpool is said to have had the 23-year-old “under consideration” as a potential Salah replacement after having him “on their radar” for “some time.”.

To get Neto out of Wolves, though, doesn’t seem to be going to be an easy task.
According to reports, Liverpool is “unhappy” with how their Premier League rivals value the Portugal international.

According to reports, Anfield has the impression that players who are of interest to them are having their asking prices raised by £20 million as a result of the potential sale of Mohamed Salah.
It is suggested that this also takes into account Neto’s estimation.

But Wolves’ wide receiver isn’t the only player Liverpool is considering. Federico Chiesa and another player who has not been identified are reportedly also being taken into consideration.

Liverpool is debating moving for Neto.

Neto ought to be considered if Liverpool finds itself needing to replace Salah in the upcoming campaign.

The Egyptian may eventually succeed Mo, even if the Reds are able to hold onto him once more.

At the age of 23, Neto is now beginning to display the form he has consistently threatened.
This season, the Portuguese has one goal and four assists in seven Premier League games.
One of those who was impressed is Pep Guardiola, the manager of Manchester City, who just last week described the forward as a “really, really good player” [Reuters].

With an incredible display of wing-play on Saturday, Neto returned Pep’s favor by setting up Ruben Dias’ own goal in the opening period.

Neto is a unique left-footed wide player with Premier League experience who is still developing.
Wolves allegedly set their No. 1 player’s price at £50 million in the summer of 2022.
7 [Metro], but the cost of living shouldn’t deter Liverpool.

That valuation may yet increase if he maintains his excellent performance.
According to what was previously stated, if the Reds spend a lot of money on Salah, they might also have to pay more.

Neto appears to be a potentially excellent candidate at the moment, though, in either case.
When Mo is set aside, a front-three of Neto, Nunez, and Diaz appears to have what it takes to guide Liverpool into a promising new era