‘Indications Lavia favours a move to Chelsea’ as Caicedo saga appears to repeat itself – Guardian

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Liverpool and Chelsea may have had the eyes of the world on them as they played each other in their Premier League curtain raiser on Sunday but the more interesting clash is in the boardroom at present and now attention is on Romeo Lavia.

As reported by Jacob Steinberg for The Guardian: ‘Liverpool have agreed a deal worth £60m for the Southampton midfielder Roméo Lavia. Chelsea are also trying to sign Lavia and Liverpool must convince the 19-year-old to move to Anfield…

‘The worry for Klopp, though, will be that there are indications that Lavia favours a move to Chelsea’.

READ MORE: Breaking: Liverpool agree £60m fee with Southampton for Lavia – Guardian

After watching our record-breaking bid for Moises Caicedo being accepted and then the fans getting excited, to see this whole situation seemingly set to repeat itself – is enough to make most of us feel sick.

It seemed that we could have signed the Belgian for £50 million a week ago but now our bid of £60 million may not be enough to convince him that Anfield is the best place for him to move.

We’ll have to wait and see how this one develops but after the lengthy delay that followed our Brighton bid, before Todd Boehly was able to trump us, it seems like we may be in for another wait followed by disappointment.

We can only hope that the Reds have some more irons in the fire elsewhere, someone we can pounce on quickly should this become another failed attempt to sign a midfielder we want.

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3 Comments

  1. John Henry over for the weekend game and could see for himself what every supporter has been saying about our lack of a No 6 .Surely FSG can see the folly of the useless, incompetent scouting and negotiating team and sack the lot of them.

  2. What sort of ‘negotiation’ team spend time trying to offer less than a club wants, convince the player to join then just walk away and offer ridiculous money to a guy who doesn’t want to come? Then go back and offer more than the club wanted originally and by the the player isn’t keen anymore! Totally incompetent, they need sacking now.

    1. Couldn’t agree more mate. This has gone way beyond embarrassing. One of the biggest names in World football and we’re getting laughed at. Heads have got to roll over this farce.

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