Premier League giants Liverpool are eyeing. The Real Madrid target has a £44m release clause in his contract has compared himself to Kylian Mbappe in January.
Liverpool may need to be somewhat active in the January transfer window to make up for the summer. And although the midfield is the number one priority. But strengthening the offensive line is also useful. If there is one area besides the middle where the Reds are already excellent. It may be on the right where Mohamed Salah is first choice in the position. But unlike on the left , Luis Diaz and Diogo Jota can compete for space when they’re both fit. Because on the right, Salah almost has no competitors in being the real 11.
Considering the Egyptian turned 30 this year, Julian Ward will certainly have Salah’s successor in mind. Although he has a contract with the UFABET club until 2025. Liverpool will eventually have to find Salah’s successor will be a player no more than 10 years younger than the Reds winger and Spanish media AS reported during the period. That summer Liverpool are keeping a close eye on Inaki Williams’ brother Nico Williams is also on the Reds’ radar.
The 20-year-old, who plays for Athletic Bilbao, recently made his senior international debut for Spain and is in excellent form. He is in Qatar for this World Cup and Fichajes reports that Liverpool, Manchester United and Real Madrid are all in the pursuit of his signature. Williams scored four goals and provided four assists. All items included this season He averages a goal every 153 minutes in the league. That’s a better performance than in his breakout season in which Williams scored just four goals in 40 games.
If we’re fair to say He has only made 14 starts, most of them coming on as a substitute, however, it seems Williams has now settled into first-team football. and if he continues to play at the same level He should definitely be on Liverpool’s radar. Not just as a backup option for Salah But as the future successor of the Egyptian star Williams is the perfect Jürgen Klopp player . It has great speed and does well in one-on-one situations. This season he has proven to be able to make an impact in the final third in front of goal.
According to AS Williams, with a release clause of around £44 million, that may be a bit too high for Liverpool to pay a player with limited experience. But in today’s era Given Williams’ potential and the fact that he will be able to fill his role at Anfield for almost a decade. It’s also worth paying for. It’s also worth noting that Williams describes himself as a cross between Neymar and Kylian Mbappe, which seems like an accurate assessment considering. from his latest form
“I’m a dribbler, like Neymar, (Ousmane Dembele) and Kylian Mbappe, ” Williams told TV3 last season. Ideal for FSG and would be a smart buy for Liverpool , Inaki may have slipped out of the Reds’ hands that day, but for Nico, the Reds should never let go again.