Darwin Nunez trembles, Klopp lost patience and the striker he would sign for free

When Real Madrid swooped for Endrick, a player after whom they did not spend one or two months, but rather simmered for quite some time, they did so because they believed in his enormous quality despite his youth. The Brazilian is still just a draft player who will not be a reality in the White House until 2024. Another thing is Jude Bellingham, a big target for Real Madrid.

Imagine a free agent almost as young as the former and younger than the latter. That's why Bin Salman, Al-Khelaïfi and Klopp are losing their heads over him. And, as we say, he is free because he has not reached an agreement with his club, which, curiously enough, is the same as the Englishman's club, Borussia Dortmund.

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That said, 90 min reports that the renewal negotiations between Youssoufa Moukoko and the Signal Iduna Park club are not only unfruitful, but a complete failure, making the young German talent's departure at the end of the season more likely than ever.

If we informed you recently that Real Madrid plan to give Jude Bellingham a salary of around 12 million euros per season, the German striker has reportedly asked his club for a similar amount to stay at the Bundesliga club, which the club refuses. Apparently, Dortmund want to renew him with a salary of 100,000 euros per week, while the player's entourage is asking for 200,000, or about 11.5 million euros per season, a difference that would make it very unlikely to bring them closer together.

<strong>Moukoko to join Liverpool </strong>

So, at just 18, who turned 18 last November, Moukoko could become not only the pearl of the summer transfer market (maybe even the winter one if the Germans want to cash in on him) but also a distraction for Liverpool and PSG, who are also sounding out Bellingham. Madrid, with Endrick tied down, have dropped the Yaoundé man, although they are almost glad of this emerging fight; perhaps with it Bellingham will be put on the back burner. As well as the Reds and Parisians, Newcastle, Chelsea, United and Arsenal want him. The fight is going to be fierce.