Liverpool are reportedly considering a major £70 million transfer for a 26-year-old player who made headlines this week after a historic achievement. While the player’s identity hasn’t been officially confirmed in the latest reports, the club is believed to be monitoring several high-profile talents in that age and price bracket as they prepare for life under new head coach Arne Slot.
Recent speculation points to Liverpool’s growing interest in strengthening their attacking and midfield options, with several names mentioned. Among them is Crystal Palace playmaker Eberechi Eze, who recently made history by scoring in England’s Euro 2024 warm-ups — his first for the national team — and is known for his creativity and ability to unlock defences. Reports suggest the Reds are considering a move for Eze, who is seen as a “dangerous” talent in the final third and is valued at around £70m.
Liverpool are also linked to Brighton’s Alexis Mac Allister, although he joined the club last year and is not expected to leave. Instead, speculation continues around other targets who could replace potential departures, such as Luis Díaz, if he moves on this summer.
While the exact details of the historic moment remain speculative, the growing noise around a £70 million-rated 26-year-old suggests Liverpool are targeting a player who is not only in his prime but also making waves on the international or domestic stage. As the transfer window progresses, more clarity is expected on whether the Reds will make their move.
Stay tuned for updates as Liverpool’s summer business begins to heat up.