Cristiano Ronaldo makes a fool on debut Arabia and the striker Klopp wants to sign

The poor start to the season, coupled with the 2023 season, has prompted Reds manager Jürgen Klopp to talk seriously to his board about reinforcements, as the arrival of Dutch gem Cody Gakpo has not been enough to reverse the situation on Merseyside, where they are currently at the bottom of the table in ninth place with just 28 points in the Premier League.

Being in this position is due to defensive errors and failures in front of goal, which together with the low offensive production are condemning The Pool to become a mid-table team, which does not seduce or attract the big "names", such as Cristiano Ronaldo who preferred to leave for money to Saudi Arabia, where he has not even made his official debut, and already bills millions for the simple fact of breathing.

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The situation at Anfield is complex, they need to give a blow to the table and start winning as many points as possible, therefore Klopp has already set his eye on Bundesliga star Youssoufa Moukoko, who despite being born in Cameroon, preferred to represent Germany. The 18-year-old striker is the jewel in Borussia Dortmund's crown, who are in talks to sign him.

BVB would put on the table a contract until 2026, and a fixed figure of around six million euros per year, this made Moukoko's agent, Patrick Williams, happy and he revealed that several Premier League clubs are looking for the services of the player he represents, the Reds being one of them, as Klopp looks to renew the squad that has aged with Milner, Thiago, Firmino, Adrian, Chamberlain, etc.

<strong>Klopp wants Moukoko</strong>

It is well known that Moukoko is better today than Cristiano Ronaldo himself, who despite being 37 years old, managed to sign his fifth club in his professional career unlike the German who only has two clubs in his young age, as he was formed in the youth academy of the controversial German club Saint Pauli Youth who sold him in 2016 to Borussia Dortmund who took him through U 17, U 19 and recently in 2020 to the first team.