David Ornstein: Fabinho transfer exit ‘in jeopardy; his dogs aren’t the reason

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Fabinho’s transfer exit to Saudi Pro League outfit Al-Ittihad is now reportedly ‘in jeopardy’.

David Ornstein dropped the seismic update on the Brazil international’s future on Twitter on Tuesday afternoon amid delays in finalising the deal.

Despite interesting rumours to the contrary, however, the reasoning for the delay has nothing to do with the midfielder’s two French bulldogs contravening Saudi laws on dangerous dogs.

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With Jordan Henderson set to link up with Steven Gerrard at Al-Ettifaq in the coming days, one might imagine, this leaves Liverpool in a most interesting situation.

Given that Romeo Lavia had been heavily admired by our recruitment team, with the goal being to bed the Belgian into the side under the tutelage of the 29-year-old, Fabinho remaining could solve one huge problem for us ahead of the start of the season proper.

With only one midfielder needing to be replaced in our former Sunderland star, our task in the window suddenly becomes far less challenging to solve, not to mention far more clearcut when it comes to identifying a suitable holding midfielder addition.

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  1. get him gone,dont want sunday league players at lfc,they might be getting money but they are essentialy giving up on being taken seriously,ban them all from international football,they cant be picked when playing novelty football,also i hope gerrard stays there coz hes never gonna manage lfc now,a stain on our history

    1. I wonder whether it could be that the reason is something todo with the recent comments that fabinho has lost his legs and they don’t want to pay so much for someone with that problem.

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