Liverpool told relegated star 'would be asset' despite manager's transfer promise
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Liverpool FC NewsTransfer NewsLiverpool FCLiverpool have been told they would be foolish to overlook Wolves teenager Mateus Mane, with former Molineux boss Paul Lambert claiming the attacker would be a valuable asset at Anfield this summerMateus Mane of Wolves(Image: Andrew Kearns - CameraSport via Getty Images)Liverpool have been informed that Wolves teenager Mateus Mane could strengthen their squad as they gear up for another hectic transfer window.The Reds have endured a frustrating campaign, with Champions League qualification still not mathematically confirmed ahead of their final fixture at home to Brentford on Sunday.Liverpool manager Arne Slot has outlined that recruiting pacey attackers will be a top priority over the summer, with club icon Mohamed Salah departing at the end of the season.The likes of Jarrod Bowen and Bradley Barcola have been linked with Liverpool in recent weeks ahead of the transfer window opening.READ MORE: Harvey Elliott immediately mocks Aston Villa transfer after Europa League successREAD MORE: Liverpool transfer news and rumors today LIVE: Bowen interest, Diomande decision, Barcola stanceMane has caught the eye for a struggling Wolves side this term, having broken into the first team as an 18 year old.Former Molineux boss Paul Lambert — a Champions League winner with Borussia Dortmund — believes the youngster would thrive at Anfield."I think if everybody's being truthful here, Mateus Mane will want to stay in the Premier League," he said, reports the Liverpool Echo."Rob Edwards will have a fight on his hands to try and keep him, as we know. Learn moreLiverpool FC have launched their new home kit for the 2026/27, inspired by iconic adidas strip worn during the club's 1989/90 title-winning campaign.Speaking to Casinostugan, Lambert added: "It's another tough one because I love Wolves.
I love my time there."If they do lose him, it's a blow. And the best chance Wolves are going to have to come back up is their first year.
They're going to have to come back up again. The Wolves boss was asked where Mane's future was after last weekend's draw with Fulham, responding: "Yeah, he’ll be with us.”Choose Liverpool.com as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.Wolverhampton Wanderers FCLiverpool FC