Liverpool-linked forward tipped to force transfer this month

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Former Aston Villa striker Gabby Agbonlahor believes Liverpool-linked Adama Traore wants to leave Wolves this summer.

Jurgen Klopp is a well-known admirer of the Spanish winger, with reports just last month claiming the Reds could make a move.

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Traore, who Transfermarkt value at £27 million, has two years left on his current contract and Agbonlahor fancies the 25-year-old to quit Wolves, with deadline day approaching.

Adama Traore, he hasn’t sorted out his new contract. You can tell he wants to leave. So, I think Wolves are going to be in big trouble this season,” the former Villa man told talkSPORT – via HITC.

Gabby Agbonlahor believes Adama Traore wants to leave Wolves

The Spaniard is said to have been offered a new deal at the Molineux, but there has notably been no news of a breakthrough in talks.

It’s unclear if Liverpool are genuinely keen on making a move for Traore – but should the winger become available for a reasonable price, there will surely be many interested parties.

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3 Comments

  1. As said on many other websites, if any team wants Traore, the price is 45m!
    Put the money on the table – no installments – and you can have him!
    So you think 45m is too much?
    Other players with less ability a re going for more and Traore has the ability to be some player with the right coaching and that 45m will be a bargain in that case!

  2. If Gabby says so it must be true.He says Wolves will go down this year but doesn,t say a word about Villa without laidback Jack.How does he thinks they will do this year?

  3. Everyone knows about Agatha’s puerile obsession
    with his futile attempts to irritate Wolves fans.
    If he has any aspirations to be a serious pundit, he
    Should cease with this nonsense and present
    measured observations.

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