Jeremie Frimpong is happy to move to Liverpool, having already told Bayer Leverkusen he wants to leave the Bundesliga club.

That’s according to the latest reports as links to the Netherlands international continue to grow stronger by the hour for Arne Slot’s side.

Sky Sports claims that Frimpong would be happy to move to Liverpool if the Reds do follow through with a move for the right-back this summer.

What’s more, the 24-year-old has already told Leverkusen he wants to leave, with a $39 million (€35M) release clause potentially making Liverpool’s task easier.

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Frimpong is indeed said to be on the Reds’ shortlist of potential signings this summer, with Slot and Richard Hughes set for what could be a busy transfer window after winning the Premier League title.

Liverpool has had its eye on Frimpong for a long time.

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It’s claimed that the Spanish giant still hasn’t made an offer to sign the right-back early, despite approaching Liverpool last week about the possibility.

Los Blancos are keen to have Alexander-Arnold involved at this summer’s Club World Cup in the United States, where he looks as though he will be joined by new manager Xabi Alonso, who will also be leaving Leverkusen.

Despite his contract coming to an end next month, Liverpool could still receive a fee for Alexander-Arnold as a result of Madrid’s eagerness to sign him early.

According to BBC Sport, Real is considering an offer of around $1.1 million in order for Alexander-Arnold to be released early from his deal.

To sweeten the deal, it’s also claimed that Real might be willing to pay the wages Liverpool owes to Alexander-Arnold