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Liverpool has reportedly dropped its asking price for Darwin Nunez, and would accept a fee of around €50 million ($58 million) plus add-ons for the Uruguayan striker.

Nunez is widely expected to leave Liverpool this summer, three years on from a big-money transfer from Benfica.

Liverpool knocked back approaches for Nunez from clubs in Saudi Arabia during the January transfer window, but there remains a strong market for the Reds' No.



It's claimed that Napoli has made a verbal offer of around €43 million ($50 million) for Nunez, with Napoli said to be keen to provide support to Romelu Lukaku in its front line.



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We will understand more in the next few days, but it is a move that the Azzurri certainly want to try to make.

"There have also been calls from AC Milan to be informed about the situation, but the Italian club that is working hard on the Uruguayan striker - also with the player's agents - is Napoli.

"Now we will have to understand if it will be feasible from an economic and competition point of view, but the certainty is that Darwin Nunez will leave Liverpool."

Meanwhile, former Liverpool midfielder Dietmar Hamann wants to see Liverpool chance its arm with an audacious swap offer involving Nunez and Atletico Madrid striker Julian Alvarez.

"I’d love to see Julian Alvarez at Liverpool and I think Darwin Nunez being part of the deal would make a lot of sense," Hamann told wette.de

"I think Nunez is tailor-made for Atletico Madrid as a physical centre forward, someone who will work so hard, which is what Diego Simeone wants.

"Alvarez would also be a fantastic addition at Liverpool