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Liverpool held a ‘high-ranking meeting’ and discussed signing £63m striker after Florian Wirtz
Liverpool are making some big moves this summer.
The Reds have already signed Jeremie Frimpong from Bayer Leverkusen, and TBR Football can reveal that Florian Wirtz will be heading to Anfield next.
Milos Kerkez is expected to be the one to arrive after Wirtz, but Liverpool will not be done just there – they are exploring other opportunities on the market as well.
One of them is a new striker, and a big name was discussed recently.
Liverpool spoke about Victor Osimhen in a ‘high-ranking meeting’ at Anfield
Liverpool could be forced to dive into the market for a new striker this summer.
The Reds are expected to sell Darwin Nunez in this window, and with Luis Diaz also heavily linked with a move away, reinforcements in attack are a necessity.
Liverpool have been linked with a number of players in recent months, and another big name emerged during internal discussions recently.
claim that Liverpool held a ‘high-ranking’ meeting last week, and ‘Victor Osimhen’s name was mentioned as a potential target’ during discussions.
The report reveals that the Reds have ‘turned their attentions towards recruiting a proven goalscorer’ as Slot wants someone ‘who would leapfrog the likes of Darwin Nunez and Diogo Jota in the pecking order’.
Osimhen, however, is more likely to return to Galatasaray on a permanent deal in the coming weeks, but a move to the Premier League cannot be ruled out.
Along with Liverpool, the report claims that fellow English sides Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal are all keen to sign a new striker, and Osimhen could end up being an option for one of those clubs.
Osimhen has a release clause in his Napoli contract that makes him available for €75 million (£63m) this summer, as per .
Victor Osimhen’s wage demands could reduce
One of the biggest problems for Premier League clubs who have wanted to sign Osimhen have been his wage demands.
The report claims that until now, the Nigeria international has been seeking a whopping £400,000-a-week to join any club.
But, GMS have now revealed that ‘Osimhen may consider dropping his salary expectations’ to test himself at the highest level.
That has reportedly led to ‘Liverpool and other admirers keeping tabs on his situation’ ahead of the transfer window reopening in the coming days.