The 40 million player Klopp wants to ruin United and win the Premier League again

The summer transfer market season usually causes fights between two or more teams to sign the same player, that's a normal thing in the world of football. On this occasion, our Liverpool could stand in the way of Manchester United's plans for a transfer that could be decisive for the future of both teams and Klopp could use his great qualities of persuasion to tip the balance in our favor.

It is no secret that Liverpool is in a process of generational change, as this summer several players who had been very important in the past for the success of the club, have left the team. James Milner, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Roberto Firmino are the most recent players to leave Anfield, but it seems that they will not be the only ones, as it seems that Jordan Henderson and Fabinho will be the next to leave.

That is why Jürgen Klopp is already thinking about how to make up for these immediate absences, but he is also planning what to do when other important players decide to continue their careers away from Anfield for one reason or another. Such is the case of Mohamed Salah who, although he is still Liverpool's best player today, at 31 years of age may not have many years ahead of him at the highest level and that is why the Reds' board could be looking for his heir.

But it seems that the search for Mo Salah's future replacement could be complicated by the intervention of Manchester United, who supposedly have their sights set on the same player to reinforce their squad for next season in which Liverpool aim to be one of the contenders for the Premier League title.

The player Liverpool and Manchester United want

For several weeks it has been reported that Liverpool would be interested in Federico Chiesa, the Juventus right winger valued at 40 million euros according to the Transfermarkt portal. However, it seems that now Unitred also wants to approach the player and according to several sources, the Red Devils could have the advantage to keep Chiesa.