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The Merseyside giants are set to spend big this summer and are on course to have their biggest transfer window to date. However, Liverpool need player sales to boost their finances, and Newcastle United are considering snapping up a Reds title hero this summer.
Liverpool are on the verge of signing Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen for a British record fee after agreeing on a verbal deal with the German giants this week.
The Reds are also closing in on a deal to sign Bournemouth defender Milo Kerkez, and have already snapped up Jeremie Frimpong as Trent Alexander-Arnold’s replacement.
However, Liverpool are now keen to move on some of their fringe stars, and a beloved title hero could end up at Newcastle before the end of the ongoing transfer window.
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Harvey Elliott has spoken out about his need to play regular football next season and conceded that he will leave Liverpool for the good of his career.
The 22-year-old has already turned down a move to Nottingham Forest and has attracted interest from clubs in Italy and Germany in the ongoing transfer window.
According to TEAMTalk, Newcastle are seriously considering getting their hands on the talented young attacking midfielder this summer.
Eddie Howe is a huge admirer of Elliott and is keen to push Newcastle to do a deal with Liverpool to take the player to St. James’ Park in the ongoing transfer window.
Newcastle’s intense style of football will suit the player, who is keen to perform on the big stage for a top club next season.
Liverpool are open to offers for him, and are likely to sell if a club offer them a fee in the region of £40m this summer.
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