Jurgen Klopp could sign €60M wonderkid lighting up La Liga - Liverpool and Arsenal have already bid €40M

Liverpool could move for a €60M young star who is lighting up La Liga - Jurgen Klopp will be hoping to sign one of Europe's best talents.

Villarreal's Yeremi Pino has attracted a lot of attention in recent seasons thanks to his performances in La Liga and Europe.

His all-around ability, energy and output at a young age have caught the eye of some of the top sides in Europe.

Now he's being linked with a move to Liverpool again - but how good is he and what would he bring to Anfield?

What makes Pino a top talent?

The 19-year-old is already valued at around £36M, has four caps and a goal for his country as well as two seasons back-to-back scoring seven goals.

In terms of playing for Liverpool, he already offers a high defensive work rate for an attacker - which is something Klopp wants from his players.

He's in the 99th percentile for attackers for blocks and the 76th and 71st for tackles and interceptions respectively.

He also ranks highly for non-penalty goals and non-penalty xG as well as touches in the opponent's box. An exciting, energetic attacker who is very direct with great technical ability is certainly one to watch.

His status peaked last season when he scored four goals against Espanyol in the league - something which 19-year-olds don't typically do.

Pino is the type of player that excites you and catches the eye - even if he doesn't score or assist.

As you can see in his heat map below (SofaScore) that he's now become fully familiarised with the right wing, despite his ability to play across the front line. In a more attacking side such as Liverpool, he could certainly be effective across the whole attack.

Latest reports on Pino

The latest reports have been interesting on the young attacker; Yeremi Pino's entourage has confirmed to @RadioCastellon the interest of Arsenal and Liverpool in Yeremi Pino.

Arsenal are hoping to add to their existing attacking firepower as they push for top four football whilst Liverpool have already signed two attackers this summer but are lacking backup options on either wing.

Pino could be ample competition for Luis Diaz or Mohamed Salah as a rotation player - but it's unlikely he starts for either side.