He will cost 40 million less than Bellingham and be better than Modric, Liverpool's star signing

After the break for the FIFA World Cup, the winter window will come in the major leagues of the world, being the Premier League the one that has the eyes of the world on the incorporations that from today, are giving to talk about in the media. Liverpool is one of those clubs that is raising the attention and igniting the networks of their fans, who do not stop filling messages asking for quality signings.

The poor start in the Premier League has pushed the Red's away from the European places, being -for now- far from the top of the table. With 16 points and sitting in 9th place, Klopp knows he has to make smart signings to turn this situation around, as the club will have to bring in new players after qualifying for the last 16 of the Champions League, which will give them an insane start to next year 2023.

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It is now that one of the most desired signings for the Merseyside side is Ecuadorian Moises Caicedo, who has been the revelation of the tournament for Brighton & Hove Albion at just 21 years of age. The former Independiente del Valle was signed in 2021 by the 'Seagulls', who loaned him to Beerschot in Belgium, where he got minutes and developed, to return to the EPL and stand out in midfield.

If Klopp decides to go all-in and bring Caicedo to Anfield, he could save 40 million compared to Bundesliga star Jude Bellingham, who according to reports from Germany, Borussia Dortmund are asking upwards of 100 million for the 19-year-old Englishman, who, like Moises, will be playing at the Qatar World Cup with their respective national teams in the coming days.

Klopp goes for Moises Caicedo 

Caicedo has been compared to Real Madrid's Golden Ball winner Luka Modrić, who for some experts, the 2019 Copa Sudamericana winner stands out in specific aspects, which have given Brighton that stability and playfulness in midfield, to place them above mid-table, with 18 points and 8th place. Klopp knows Caicedo could fit in well with the constellation of American stars he has in attack.