If Ronaldo doesn't sign for Liverpool, this is the signing Klopp is demanding to face Real VARdrid

The club competition is currently on hiatus due to the World Cup in the Middle East, which is just around the corner. However, despite the fact that the Qatar 2022 World Cup is currently underway, the Real Madrid-Liverpool showdown will continue to generate news.

The Reds are currently in the process of a shock sale, after the Merseyside club's principal owner John W Henry and chairman Tom Werner decided that the time was right to sell after a 12-year tenure. That is the case for Liverpool, who will travel to Dubai in December with players not at the World Cup for almost two weeks of warm-weather training. In addition, Jürgen Klopp's team will face two friendly matches during those 12 days in the United Arab Emirates.

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But that is not all, as in the last few hours a bombshell has been revealed that could put even more focus on the Spanish-English tie. Jürgen Klopp, aware of Kylian Mbappé's dissatisfaction with PSG, has asked his directors to go all out and sign the attacker from Bondy, something that is not surprising given the history.

After Real Madrid, Liverpool were the Parisian player's favourite team, so with Los Blancos looking the other way in the case of Kylian, this could be a move. The Frenchman's January exit options are slim, but Jürgen Klopp has asked within his club if there would be an option for him to leave in January, something that was rumoured a few weeks ago.

<strong>Klopp wants Mbappé to face Real Madrid</strong>

The German coach is crazy to receive 'signings' thinking about that tie against Real Madrid and the most 'crazy' was to ask, in the last dates, for the option Kylian Mbappé. However, Liverpool have already made it clear to him to forget about it, that right now it is an impossible operation for them and probably for everyone in Europe.