Breaking News: This is what Liverpool could be doing to sign Kylian Mbappe

Liverpool is experiencing a great moment during this season that is gradually approaching the halfway point. Jurgen Klopp's team has to continue with the good results and hopes that things will improve little by little. Undoubtedly, it will be an interesting end to the year for all the Premier League teams that hope to close 2023 in the best way and with victories in between.

One of the things they set out to do at the beginning of the season is to do everything they can to chase the Premier League title. It is worth mentioning that Liverpool did not have their best season last season, so it is expected that this year, the situation will change and important achievements can be achieved. In the same way, the road in the Europa League is going well at the moment.

At the same time, both in the Premier League and in the Europa League, the performance has been positive and it is one of the things that Jurgen Klopp's team has highlighted. Given this, in addition to the good performance, rumours continue to flood Anfield with news of Kylian Mbappé. According to national media, Liverpool could be interested in bringing the Frenchman to their ranks. 

Due to this, some media have speculated that Liverpool would already be analyzing options and alternatives to bring the player. Despite the fact that it was said at the time that Mohamed Salah would be sold, it seems that at the moment that has remained pure rumours. Nevertheless, other sources give more concrete information

What Liverpool would be doing to contemplate the signing of Mbappe

According to Daily Record, Liverpool is reportedly exploring financial and sporting parameters to see if this move is viable. It is worth mentioning that Mbappe's contract with PSG expires in the summer of 2024, so if he does not renew with the Parisians, the Frenchman can start negotiating from the new years day. Nonetheless, according to Liverpool Echo, Liverpool will not make any moves to bring Mbappe to Anfield.