Here's what Liverpool would do to secure the signing of Romeo Lavia in the next few days

After the Moises Caicedo saga in which our Liverpool have emerged as the beaten team, Reds fans are more anxious than ever as it is no secret that our team needs a defensive midfielder who can take the place left vacant by Fabinho after his departure for Saudi Arabian football and in that sense, it seems that the Anfield board will return to the charge to try to sign Romeo Lavia.

Lavia had become Liverpool's main target in recent weeks and the Reds' board had already made three offers to sign him, but they were rejected by Southampton as they did not reach the £50 million the Saints are asking for to sell the 19-year-old Belgian defensive midfielder.

However, after the failed signing of Moises Caicedo who refused to join our team, Jürgen Klopp and the Anfield board would try again to sign Lavia, who is now also trying to sign Chelsea who have already made an offer in excess of £50 million, as they are looking to take the player as a replacement for Caicedo. However, Liverpool are already clear on what they will do to secure Lavia's signature in the coming days.

This is what Liverpool would do

According to journalist Sacha Tavolieri, Liverpool's board is prepared to match or even beat any offer from Chelsea. While the Reds' main intention in signing Lavia was not to pay the £50 million, it seems there will be no way around it if they want to strengthen the team before the transfer window closes.