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The £26 million player's transfer to AC Milan may be in jeopardy, but Liverpool could still make a bid.
Samuel Chukwueze’s situation is being watched by Liverpool as AC Milan is unable to finalize a deal.

This summer, Chukwueze appears to be one of Milan’s top transfer targets. Talks with the Villarreal man are reportedly in progress, according to journalist Rudy Galetti on Twitter.

Galetti asserts that Chukwueze is still not viewed as a good value by the Italians, though. Milan reportedly thinks the 24-year-old is a bit expensive with a price tag between £21-26 million.

As a result, several Premier League teams, including Liverpool, have started to show interest. The other clubs with a keen interest in Chukwueze are Arsenal and Newcastle United. The competition is described as “fierce” because there could be so many participating teams. ’.

The Nigerian, whose contract at Villarreal only has a year left, appears headed for a transfer this summer.

Milan stall on Chukwueze’s price

The £26 million player's transfer to AC Milan may be in jeopardy, but Liverpool could still make a bid.

Liverpool’s midfield reconstruction is almost complete as they try to block the acquisition of Dominik Szoboszlai.

We believe the Reds may still be looking for a middle-park player. The possibility exists, though, that Jurgen Klopp has found what he was looking for in Szoboszlai and Alexis MacAllister.

As a result, we might start to notice a few more links showing up for players in various positions now.

That being said, one of the positions most in need of a replacement is a left-footed forward.

Liverpool might feel the need to address the fact that Mohamed Salah still doesn’t have a natural backup in the team. Chukwueze would appear almost flawless in that regard.

Considering that he only has one year left on his Spanish contract, he won’t demand a high transfer fee. In all likelihood, Milan is right to be reluctant to agree to Villarreal’s asking price; perhaps a price in the range of £15–20 million would be more appropriate.

We wouldn’t be at all surprised to see Liverpool in the mix if his price does drop to that level.

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Liverpool tries to sabotage Arsenal transfer.

Liverpool tries to sabotage Arsenal transfer.
Liverpool have reportedly entered the race for youngster Romeo Lavia from Southampton in an unexpected turn of events and could derail ongoing negotiations with Arsenal.

As the transfer saga continues to unfold, will interest from Liverpool thwart Arsenal’s plans or spur them on to accelerate their quest?

Liverpool are launching an unexpected investigation into Southampton’s Romeo Lavia, potentially disrupting ongoing negotiations with Arsenal.

Despite interest from various clubs, Arsenal have continued their search for the young Belgian midfielder and talks are already underway.

Liverpool’s entry into the race could pose a significant hurdle to Arsenal’s transfer plans. Liverpool watch Arsenal goal Romeo Lavia

In an unexpected twist to the Romeo Lavia transfer saga, Liverpool are reportedly inquiring from Southampton about the possibility of a deal.
The move is a potential disruption to ongoing negotiations between Arsenal and the south coast club.

Arsenal have been actively working to secure the young Belgian hopeful, despite interest from Chelsea and Manchester United.

Liverpool tries to sabotage Arsenal transfer.

However, the sudden interest from Liverpool is a significant obstacle as they too look to refresh their midfield.

Liverpool interest – a blow to Arsenal’s plans? Liverpool’s entry into the contest comes after agreeing a £35m deal for Brighton’s Alexis Mac Allister.

Their investigation into the terms of a deal with Lavia could dampen Arsenal’s hopes, although the Gunners are yet to make an official offer.

Lavia is performing superbly for Southampton and has become the first player born in 2004 to score in the Premier League.

Despite Southampton’s relegation, his 34 caps and debut for Belgium attracted the attention of several top clubs.

As the transfer saga unfolds, Arsenal’s advanced talks for Romeo Lavia and the potential complications arising from Liverpool’s interest and Manchester City’s special clause will give fans a compelling look.

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