Jürgen Klopp furious with FSG demands the signing of this star player by tomorrow

German boss wants to further strengthen his squad after Cody Gakpo's arrival

04/01/2023, 03:37 AM +00:00

The German manager is looking to further strengthen his squad following the arrival of Cody Gakpo, and is now targeting a Premier League player. Liverpool have just signed Cody Gakpo for a fee of 42 million euros from PSV Eindhoven, but it seems that this is not enough for Jurgen Klopp, who wants to continue improving his squad to return to dominance in the Premier League.

To this end, he has now set his sights on the club reinforcing one of the positions that most needs to be improved for the last couple of seasons, defensive midfield, and he has a perfect candidate for this position. According to the British media 'The Telegraph', the player that Klopp likes the most to improve his midfield is undoubtedly Matheus Nunes, currently playing for Wolverhampton.

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The Anfield side tried to sign him last summer, but in the end it was Wolves who paid Sporting Portugal the most for the Portuguese midfielder, 45 million euros. But this is not the end of Liverpool's interest as they are ready to make an offer to the Wolves to try to get the Portuguese player for the next summer market as they would now have run out of budget after the arrival of Gakpo.

Wolverhampton are not living their best season in the Premier League as they are second from bottom and their continuity in the top flight of English football is in danger. This bad situation would favour the departure of several players next summer and Matheus Nunes could be one of the most interesting ones as he could bring them a good handful of millions.

Klopp wants big signings

Klopp wants Nunes to be his new midfielder and to do so he has convinced the club's management to make a bid for him. At the moment it seems that they are willing to offer around 40-42 million euros for him, a figure that would cover Wolverhampton's debts.