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If they do, it would mark a major coup for a club who finished 15th in the Premier League last season - and yet another setback for Newcastle, who have already missed out on several high-profile attacking targets this summer.

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But the impact of this transfer won't be limited to Manchester United and Newcastle - Liverpool could also feel the ripple effects.

Once Sesko is sold, RB Leipzig will be left somewhat short in attack and are expected to move swiftly in the transfer market for reinforcements.

High on their wishlist is Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott, whose future at Anfield remains uncertain after spending much of last season on the bench.

That said, he won't come cheap.

Article continues belowBoth Xavi Simons (L) and Benjamin Sesko (R) are expected to leave RB Leipzig this summer(Image: Getty Images)

According to The Athletic, Liverpool have told Leipzig they want at least £40m plus a buy-back clause for the 22-year-old, and will only drop said clause if they receive an offer in excess of £50m.

But as I said, most importantly, it's just about what's best for my career."

Previously, Elliott looked set to become a key figure at Liverpool.

Still, Klopp said he regretted not starting Elliott more often.

"If I regret one thing a little bit it's that Harvey didn't play often enough maybe," the German said in May 2024.

Earlier this year, the former Liverpool manager took on a new role as Head of Global Football at Red Bull, overseeing the group's network of clubs - including RB Leipzig, Red Bull Salzburg, and the New York Red Bulls - where he provides strategic guidance to sporting directors, coaches, and scouting departments.

Klopp's presence alone could make Leipzig an appealing destination for Elliott.
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