Liverpool sent Real Madrid transfer instruction to secure Alexis Mac Allister perfect partner
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Former Chelsea star Gus Poyet has told Liverpool which Real Madrid star would be perfect for them heading into the summer transfer windowFederico Valverde was once compared to Steven Gerrard – and now Liverpool have been told to sign the Real Madrid star. And even though the 27-year-old has given no indication that he wants to leave the Spanish capital this summer, former Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Gus Poyet would love to see the Reds make a move for the midfielder, as he believes he would be the perfect partner for Alexis Mac Allister.“I would love to see Federico Valverde play in England,” he told Betwright.
Valverde operates all over the pitch, can run for 90 minutes and has great ball distribution.“It would be difficult for Liverpool to prise Valverde away from Real Madrid; he came through their second team and has risen through the ranks to become the brilliant player that he is now.READ MORE: Trent Alexander-Arnold slammed by Spanish media as Real Madrid reality sets inREAD MORE: Liverpool news: Agent makes Florian Wirtz to Real Madrid claim as star’s dad sends transfer messageFOLLOW OUR LIVERPOOL FB PAGE! Latest Reds news and more on our dedicated Facebook page"Whether they could offer him an attractive enough deal to come to England, I’m not sure, but Liverpool need a 'Makelele-style' player who can strengthen their core and Valverde could be a great fit.”Speaking during the summer, then Real head coaLch Xabi Alonso claimed Valverde was just like his former Liverpool team-mate Gerrard.
He said: “I see Fede in many places, like I did with Steven.“But given the shape we have and the balance we need, starting from that slightly deeper position, from the second line, that double No 6, he can arrive [in the other area].“He has that ability to accelerate through, to go through lines very easily and in 30 metres, be there [in shooting positions].“We are using him in that position and it’s working well. We know his qualities, we know that his best virtue is not receiving back to goal and turning but to see the game in front of him and, starting from a bit deeper [than a forward], arrive."He has scored twice and he has that ability to accelerate and get close to the area.”Ensure our latest sport headlines always appear at the top of your Google Search by making us a Preferred Source.