Liverpool to launch bid for Man Utd target Amrabat...CONTINUE READING
Liverpool have entered the race to sign Sofyan Amrabat from Fiorentina and are hoping to beat Manchester United to the midfielder’s signature, according to GOAL.
The Reds are ready to battle their arch rivals for the signature of Amrabat. The Morocco midfielder has not featured for Fiorentina in pre-season amid increased interest from other clubs, in particular United.
However, according to a report by Dutch newspaper AD Sportwereld Liverpool are now keen on signing the 26-year-old
Liverpool urgently need to sign new midfielders after selling Fabinho and Jordan Henderson to Saudi Pro League sides Al-Ittihad and Al-Ettifaq respectively.
And the Reds have recently lost out on two of their main targets after Chelsea signed Moises Caicedo and Romeo Lavia from under their noses.
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Hall, 18, made 11 first-team appearances for Chelsea last season but was not included in their squad for the opening match of the season last Sunday.
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mers are moving on to other targets after Harry Maguire decided to stay at Manchester United….READFULL
