Liverpool transfer news: World Cup wonderkid set for Premier League move as double deal agreed
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The Reds finished fifth in the Premier League and failed to reach the semi-finals of any competition, prompting the departure of Arne Slot and the appointment of former Bournemouth boss Iraola in his place.The Spaniard has already made his first signing by bringing highly-rated Osasuna winger Victor Munoz to Anfield in a deal worth £34million. He has also been joined by French centre-back Jeremy Jacquet, who officially completed his move to Merseyside on July 1 after Liverpool agreed a £55m deal with Rennes back in January.FOLLOW OUR LIVERPOOL FB PAGE!
According to De Telegraaf, the Club Tijuana star is destined for a move to the Premier League, with Liverpool, Manchester City, Arsenal and Chelsea all interested.Get the latest World Cup news straight to your inbox by signing up to our Make Football Great Again newsletter now!However, the Reds may have to be patient, with visa regulations preventing Mora from moving to England until he turns 18 in October.“In six months, during the winter transfer window, Gilberto Mora is going to take off […] he’s going to be a Premier League,” TNT Sports' Mexico journalist Rodrigo Lara told AS Mexico. “I can’t say which team…Today, after the match against Ecuador and after the England game, things are going to move forward for Gilberto Mora.
The information I have is that Gilberto Mora will play in the Premier League.”Bournemouth agree double dealFor years, Liverpool made a habit of raiding Southampton for their best talent. They will link up with assistant coach Pablo de la Torre and first-team tactical analyst Tom Weber, who also served under Iraola on the south coast.Join our LFC WhatsApp community and get all the latest LFC news, views, transfer gossip and more, as it happens We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners.