Bayern Munich prepared to sell dream midfielders but it would cost Liverpool around £102M

Liverpool could find themselves in a dream position this summer if they take advantage of Bayern Munich's stance on Joshua Kimmich and Leon Goretzka.

According to Kicker journalist, Georg Holzner, the Bavarians no longer consider Kimmich and Goretzka to be "untouchable" or "unsellable".

Additionally, if a significant offer were to arrive for Kimmich, the Bayern hierarchy would, at the very least, entertain talk of a sale for the 28-year-old.

Transfermarkt places Kimmich's market value at around €75M (£64.3M) and with just two years remaining on his contract with the Bundesliga champions, this seems like a realistic fee.

Liverpool are in desperate need of a new central defensive midfielder with Fabinho nearing a summer exit to Saudi Arabian outfit Al-Ittihad and Kimmich is the dream option.

While his profile is not typical of defensive midfielders in the Premier League, the RB Leipzig academy product is one of the most elite players in his position.

Goretzka is also an exciting option although the midfielder has rejected every offer to leave the Allianz Arena this summer although Jurgen Klopp has a way with players and I wouldn't rule out a charismatic phone call between the two.

He's worth €45M (£38M), again as per Transfermarkt, and if the Reds were to blow fans away by signing both, it would cost in the region of

That is, of course, if the German is on Liverpool's radar but given that Henderson and Fabinho could both leave this summer, the Reds may need to expand their scouting pool.