Naby Keita’s latest injury has added to the frustration from several Liverpool fans about his availability, calling for the midfielder to be sold and he may now have a new suitor.
As reported by David Maddock in The Mirror: ‘His injury just a day before he was due to play at Old Trafford highlights the problem completely. Klopp can’t rely on him.
‘Dortmund are interested, and any money received could be used to find a replacement’.
There has been a lot of talk about the Guinean being unhappy and possibly being sold this summer, as he enters his final year of his deal and the club face the chance of losing him on a free.
However, Jurgen Klopp has repeatedly stated that there is no truth in the rumours that our No.8 will be leaving the club and he stated that he will remain at Anfield for the rest of this window at least.
On top of this though, the German did also confirm that should the former RB Leipzig man leave the club – we would bring in a replacement for him.
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With Borussia Dortmund being linked as possibly interested in the midfielder, this will lead all of our fans to put two and two together – to conclude that Jude Bellingham will be part of the deal.
A possible dream scenario would be that we could leverage a deal for the England international with Keita but it just seems very unlikely at this stage.
With the Birmingham-born midfielder not up for sale this year, any possible deal for our man now would only be used as a hopeful sweetener for next summer’s probable negotiations.
If Dortmund want Keita use him as make weight for Bellingham on a pay now receive next summer, or even during the winter break.
Don’t pass up this opportunity as lightly as we did Mane to Bayern…. We supposedly wanted Gnabry… we should of used Mane to make that happen too but when it comes to business no one does it like Julian Ward did.
Michael Edwards ain’t living up to the same standards WARD set…. Solanke to Bournemouth for £19m, Danny Ward for £15m with no first team action and the lists of over rated players sold for big money with sell on clauses or buy back clauses was ridiculous. Jordan Ibe for £17m was a hell of a piece of business.
Edwards needs to step up his game. I personally don’t see us finishing in top 4 from watching the first 3 games let alone challenging for the title