Liverpool transfer news: Following a seven-figure payout, the Reds find a £50 million release clause.

Dani Olmo, the standout performer for Spain at Euro 2024, is reportedly available for £50 million, but speed is of the essence after securing a convenient sell-on price.

In the important early stages of the Arne Slot region, Liverpool is being welcomed back by players for pre-season training as the Dutchman settles in.

Among the athletes flashing their faces on the training pitch on Wednesday was Mohamed Salah. Salah’s future will be a topic of discussion once more after Al-Ittihad, a Saudi Arabian team, made a £150 million approach for him last summer.

Along with Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold, the Egyptian is one of several important players who will either need to extend their contracts or be let go in the upcoming season. Along with making such choices, Slot will also be thinking about how to draw in new gamers.

£50 million is Olmo’s release clause.

Dani Olmo has been shining for Spain in the Euros; on Tuesday night, they defeated France in the semi-finals, and he scored the game-winning goal. Alongside Fabian Ruiz, the gifted attacking midfielder has excelled in a leading role. After the tournament, he may be on the move.

It is anticipated that Olmo’s £50 million release clause would be activated before to its expiration on Monday, as reported by Mirror Football. With three goals and two assists at Euro 2024, the RB Leipzig player has drawn interest from the Premier League and La Liga.

Time is of the essence because once his release clause expires, his price tag is probably going to increase to £60m or £70m. Olmo has been distanced by Chelsea, and it is believed that Liverpool will not be moving at this time.

Thuram completes the move.

Khephren Thuram has historically piqued Liverpool’s interest, and they were heavily linked to him last summer. They ultimately pursued Wataru Endo instead of Alexis Mac Allister since Nice’s £34 million asking price was too high.

He made 48 appearances for Nice in all competitions, scoring twice and dishing up eight assists during the 2022–2023 season, which sparked interest. All of it is now moot since Thuram was signed to a five-year contract by Juventus. He has continued his father Lillian Thuram’s career, who played for Juventus from 2001 to 2006.

Liverpool nets a convenient payout

Liverpool supporters may not find Kamil Grabara’s transfer from FC Copenhagen to Wolfsburg particularly interesting, but they should.

A portion of Wolfsburg’s £11.4 million purchase price for the custodian is owed to Liverpool. Grabara, who never played for the first team, may go unnoticed to you, yet in 2016 he paid £250,000 to join the Reds from Polish club Ruch Chorzow. Liverpool added a sell-on clause when he was transferred for £3 million five years later, and the clause has since paid off.

The 6′ 5in goalie trained frequently with the first team and spent two years with the reserves before moving permanently to Copenhagen and going on loan to Aarhus and Huddersfield.