More details have emerged of the British record deal that will take Wirtz to Anfield, with a big personal sacrifice leaving Bayern Munich licking their wounds

The centre-back has been previously compared to Spanish legend Gerard Pique, with the report outlining that Liverpool are ‘looking for a centre-back’ after missing out on Dean Huijsen, who chose to move to Real Madrid. Regarding Chelsea, he tops their list of ‘favourites’ as they also look to strengthen their back line.

Napoli are said to have thrown their hat into the ring for Darwin, and with previous reports having said that he would prefer to stay in Europe, perhaps Nunez will be the next player to follow in Scott McTominay’s footsteps and learn about the joy of Neapolitan tomatoes.

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Alisson was signed by Liverpool back in 2018 for a fee worth around £67million when add-ons are included. The Brazilian has become the best goalkeeper in the world during his time in Merseyside, and without him this season, it’s hard to see how Liverpool would have been as dominant as they were.

The former Bayern Munich transfer target will be sold for “€130-135 million” in fixed fees, with a “total package” that could rise to €150 million per Sky Sport journalist Florian Plettenberg: BREAKING | Final details have been settled in the last few hours: Liverpool are set to pay a fixed fee of around €130-135 million for Florian #Wirtz!

The Reds are weighing up a move for the big-name Bayern Munich star after it emerged they can 'imagine a sale' and with Slot facing up to three big losses of his own this summer

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According to La Repubblica – not the most reliable source, it must be stressed! – Napoli manager Antonio Conte is “crazy” about signing Nunez from Liverpool. The report adds that “negotiations” have already begun with the Uruguayan, ahead of what looks like a certain exit from Anfield this summer.

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Liverpool Under-21s head coach Barry Lewtas is leaving the club after 12 years of service. Lewtas has aspirations of becoming a manager at senior level and believes the time is right to pursue “a new adventure”.