Liverpool prove they are the giants of Europe as they close in on 60 million sig

The upcoming transfer window promises to be an exciting one for the Premier League giants, with Liverpool, Chelsea, Manchester City and Manchester United all expressing a clear interest in signing talented Barcelona youngster Lamine Yamal in the summer. Liverpool, in their search for Mo Salah's successor, have targeted the promising 16-year-old right-back. Although they will face competition from Manchester United, Manchester City and Chelsea, the Reds are determined to strengthen their squad going forward.

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Salah's situation at Anfield remains a key issue, with Liverpool recently rejecting a significant bid from Al-Ittihad for the Egyptian. While Salah could remain at the club for the next two seasons, Liverpool recognise the importance of preparing for life after the prolific goalscorer, who is now 31. Lamine Yamal, known for breaking records at Camp Nou, has stood out as the youngest right-back to represent Barcelona in the first team. Despite his youth, he has accumulated experience in 28 appearances this season, proving his worth with two goals and five assists.

Barcelona's difficult financial situation could open the door to a possible sale, and Liverpool see Yamal as an opportunity to acquire a promising talent. Although his market value is estimated at €60m, the Reds believe they could secure him at a reasonable price, especially if Barca are forced to sell due to their financial problems.

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Yamal to Anfield

However, the task will not be easy for Liverpool as Manchester United, Manchester City and Chelsea are also keeping a close eye on Yamal's situation and could submit bids of their own. The battle for Barcelona's pearl looks set to be intense, and the Premier League could see an exciting competition between these elite clubs for the young prodigy.