Liverpool is prepared to make a €50 million offer for a Barcelona mainstay with significant EPL experience.

A Barcelona mainstay with a wealth of Premier League experience may fetch €50 million from Liverpool.

Both Barcelona and Liverpool are expected to have an unusual summer as they begin the process of selecting a new manager.

Jurgen Klopp is likely to leave an amazing legacy at the club where he was a renowned midfield player, but Xavi Hernandez has barely made an impression in his new role.

In addition to the medals he has won for Liverpool, Reds fans will always remember their incredible comeback against Barcelona in the 2019 Champions League semifinal.

If the rumours from the Spanish media turn out to be accurate, their immediate fates may also become entangled.

Fichajes claims that the Reds will make an offer of up to €50 million for Andreas Christensen, a Danish international who plays for Barca.

The former Chelsea player isn’t even playing in his natural position right now; instead, Xavi places him in midfield in a holding role akin to Sergio Busquets’.

It’s unclear if the player finds it enjoyable or not, but for the Catalans right now, necessities must be met.

His absence at the back is definitely felt, as Barca gave up three more goals to a Granada team that was eight points from safety and may have deserved to win their match last time out.

It is very clear why the team has to raise money after giving up five goals at home against Villarreal and giving up four goals in all competitions against Athletic Club, Real Madrid, and Girona.

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The return of three players to first-team training gives Liverpool a major boost.

The inclusion of three senior players, who had not played on Saturday, gave the Liverpool squad a lift when they returned to the training facility after a few days off.

Jurgen Klopp counted his absences from the Burnley match, missing several of his senior players due to illness, suspension, injury, and bereavement.

Owing to illness, Alisson and Joe Gomez were left out, but Conor Bradley stayed in Northern Ireland when his father passed away tragically.

However, all three of them were observed on Tuesday at the AXA Training Centre when the team returned after a few days off following their 3-1 triumph at Anfield.

Bradley was not under any time constraint to return to Liverpool; instead, he could stay “as long as he needs with his family,” as Klopp has been keen to emphasise.

However, the young player has returned to Liverpool and will train on Tuesday alongside the rest of the available group.

It’s unclear if players like Dominik Szoboszlai (hamstring), Mohamed Salah (hamstring), Ryan Gravenberch (groyne), and Trent Alexander-Arnold (knee) are included in that.

Gravenberch was visible in Liverpool’s social media post, however it’s still unclear if he’s well enough to play after experiencing a groyne strain on Saturday.

However, the sightings of Bradley, Gomez, and Alisson are encouraging since Liverpool’s injury list has gotten longer again after first seeming to get shorter.

The Reds’ next game against Brentford is in four days, so Klopp has plenty of time to get his team ready and maybe add some new players. When the team practices outside later on Tuesday, we might hear more details.