Jarell Quansah is set to reach a major milestone in his career tomorrow as he undergoes a medical ahead of a move to Bundesliga champions Bayer Leverkusen.
The promising Liverpool defender is close to finalizing a transfer worth €30 million plus potential add-ons. The England U21 European champion is expected to sign a long-term deal with Leverkusen, keeping him at the club until 2030. All necessary paperwork has already been prepared, with completion anticipated early in the week.
Sky Sports reporter Florian Plettenberg has provided the latest update on the transfer.
Quansah has been among the standout young players at Liverpool, earning praise for his composure and maturity on the pitch.
Liverpool approve Quansah departure
With the club actively reshaping its squad and Quansah eager for regular first-team football, Liverpool have agreed to his departure. As part of the deal, they have secured a buy-back clause, allowing them to re-sign him from 2027 onward for €60 million.
At Leverkusen, Quansah is expected to take the place of Jonathan Tah, who left for Bayern Munich on a free transfer earlier this summer.
His signing is seen as a major win for Leverkusen, who recently appointed former Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag to lead the team.
Quansah seeks consistent playing time
For the young defender, the move offers a valuable opportunity to grow his game in one of Europe’s top competitions and work under a coach with a strong track record of nurturing young talent.
The transfer is likely to be officially announced within the next two days, following the completion of his medical on Monday.
Meanwhile, Liverpool are considering a move for Marc Guehi of Crystal Palace, as they look to strengthen their defensive options ahead of the new season. The England international is reportedly a top target at Anfield this summer.
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