'Either I get paid more or I go to Liverpool', threat from player Klopp wants

One of the most talked about news in recent weeks at Real Madrid has been Liverpool's huge interest in an indispensable player for Carlo Ancelotti. In fact, in England they claimed that Jürgen Klopp asked the board to offer 100 million euros for Fede Valverde a few days after facing him in the Champions League final, as he was completely amazed and in love with his incredible qualities.

Unfortunately for the Reds, Florentino Pérez did not even sit down to negotiate, and it took him milliseconds to dismiss the idea. No matter how much money they offered from Anfield, he wanted nothing to do with the possible departure of the Uruguay international, whom he considers indispensable. And the same was the opinion of 'Carletto', who was slow to trust him to be an undisputed starter, as there was a stretch of the season in which he was betting on Marco Asensio, but who ended up surrendering to the charms of the '15'.

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This season, the former Deportivo La Coruña and Peñarol Montevideo man has improved his performances even further, and has become one of the stars of the team. Not only is he an undisputed starter, but he has also earned his place as one of the idols of the Santiago Bernabéu, and has been decisive with his goals and his work rate. Wherever he plays, he always does his best, and he is one of the players in fashion.

A situation that Valverde wants to take advantage of. Because at all times he has made it clear that his desire is to remain linked to Madrid for a long time, but he is asking for his importance in the team to be recognised with an upward renewal. In other words, Fede wants it to be reflected how valuable he is by becoming one of the highest paid players in the squad. And he has several offers on the table, apart from Liverpool, to put pressure on the board.

<strong>Valverde threatens Real Madrid with a move to Liverpool </strong>

Will Florentino Perez accede to his demands? Undoubtedly, the 24-year-old deserves it, but it is also true that he has a long-term contract, and therefore, there should be no urgency. On top of this, Valverde already passed through the offices just over a year ago, and already had a salary increase. But, despite this, Fede is asking for his working document to be reviewed again, and for him to be rewarded for the magnificent form in which he finds himself.