Although there are complications with any transfer away from Real Madrid, Liverpool is prepared to pay €150 million to acquire Federico Valverde.In the forthcoming summer transfer window, Liverpool are reportedly prepared to pay €150 million to get Federico Valverde. Although Real Madrid could be enticed by the offer, they have no intention of selling a player who is not willing to leave.

Federico Valverde’s transfer to Liverpool might cost €150 million.Any club would be thrilled to sign Federico Valverde, the Uruguayan, because of his impressive profile and wealth of experience. Among the interested clubs, Chelsea has been mentioned as a possible destination for the midfielder along with Reece James.

According to the report, Liverpool is eager to move forward with the transfer of the 25-year-old Real Madrid mainstay, and Manchester United is also considering a move for him. The Liverpool club reportedly has no qualms about shelling out €150 million to acquire the Uruguayan.

 

 

 

The offer is attractive for any club, but especially Real Madrid, who are constructing a long-term, interesting project with a large roster of talented players. Without a doubt, Valverde is a major contributor to it, but the Spanish giants should think about taking advantage of that transfer fee.

Because of his versatility, the 25-year-old Valverde will find a home at Liverpool. Thus, if the Reds are successful in their pursuit of him, they would have made a tremendous headline acquisition; but, this is a lot more challenging undertaking with factors outside transfer fees.

Valverde might not be sold by Real Madrid.Carlo Ancelotti must have voiced his wish to keep Real Madrid midfielder Valverde off the market because the Italian views Valverde as one of the “untouchables” on that team. The club may have given in to that request and is now likely to reject any offers for its star player.

Although Florentino Perez will consider bids from clubs like Liverpool, he will only sell Real Madrid players if they express their want to leave the club. Valverde, on the other hand, wants to be captain of the Spanish capital team and has no interest in leaving for a Premier League or other side.