The right-back has a release clause of around €35 million ($40 million), and the Reds have moved fast to bring him in.

But that’s not all.



That move could cost Liverpool over €150 million ($169 million), making it one of the most expensive transfers in club history.

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If both go through, the Reds could cross the €200 million mark in spending — and the window has barely opened.

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The rebuild doesn’t stop there.

Liverpool are also eyeing Bournemouth left-back Milos Kerkez, who could cost around £45 million ($61 million).

Luis Diaz is wanted by Al-Nassr, and Darwin Nunez has been linked again with Saudi club Al-Hilal.

Former Manchester United man Lee Sharpe has doubts about any big names being sold.

9 might suit Arne Slot.”

Still, with a few forwards struggling to hit form, the board may be tempted to cash in — if the right offer comes.

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