Klopp demands FSG sign this striker if Firmino doesn't renew, will cost 40 million

Reds boss prepares if Brazilian decides not to stay at Anfield

15/11/2022, 03:51 PM +00:00

Noah Okafor has become one of the sensations of European football in recent seasons. The 22-year-old Swiss striker has 10 goals and two assists in 22 appearances in all competitions, with three goals in six games in the UEFA Champions League. That is why he has attracted the interest of Liverpoo, and of Jürgen Klopp who sees him as an option if the Brazilian Roberto Firmino does not renew.

His impressive performance has attracted the attention of several important European teams such as Atletico Madrid, AC Milan, Manchester City and Liverpool, who see him as an ideal reinforcement for their offensive for next season. An interesting option for the short and long term.

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Noah Okafor, who finishes his contract with Red Bull Salzburg in the summer of 2024, will leave the club in the next summer transfer window because he is also ready to move to a bigger club and sign a million-dollar contract. In view of this situation, the Austrian club has set his price for the high bidders.

According to journalist Florian Plettenberg, Salzburg want to sell their star player for 40 million euros. A figure with which they hope to rebuild their squad and which is quite low for the big teams in Europe. Noah Okafor's contract with RB Salzburg expires in the summer of 2024, so his market price will drop considerably at the end of the current season and the upcoming summer transfer window will be a key moment to make an important offer for him.

Noah Okafor is a sensation in the Champions League

The Swiss striker, only 22 years old, is one of the sensations in Europe in recent years due to his impressive performances for RB Salzburg. He has eight goals and two assists in 14 appearances in all competitions, scoring three of them in the UEFA Champions League group stage. A key player in the Austrian side's start to the campaign.