Klopp furious, a signing he already had ready is complicated, this is what he will do

Borussia Dortmund are finding it very difficult to renew Youssoufa Moukoko, whose contract expires at the end of this season and everything seems to indicate that he will end up leaving, although the German side could bring forward his departure by six months if they earn around 30 million euros. There are many teams interested in the situation of the young striker and there is a club in the Premier League that could be willing to pay this amount in order to sign him.

According to 'Calciomercato', Tottenham are considering signing Moukoko in January as they are looking for an attacking player to accompany Son and Harry Kane, they are also looking for a wide player and it so happens that the young German has the ability to play in these two positions, so they would kill two birds with one stone.

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Youssoufa Moukoko is one of the great opportunities of the transfer market next summer as he finishes his contract with Borussia Dortmund and the option of signing him for free is being considered by many clubs, in fact, among his suitors are clubs like Liverpool, FC Barcelona, Arsenal and the aforementioned Tottenham Hotspur.

Liverpool have opened the door to new investors in order to compete with other clubs with greater spending power. With such investment, the Reds could benefit greatly in the winter transfer window, something Jurgen Klopp wants to take advantage of to make some signings that will help improve the situation of the British team, which started the season in a very irregular way.

Klopp wants Moukoko

"There is nothing decided about what we will do in the winter. We have to study it, we have time and we follow the market every day. There is no player who scores goals and we don't know him. If someone makes good saves we also know him. That's the situation, and that's what will happen, that's for sure". This was the German coach's response on the future of the winter transfer window, where he has let slip that they will focus on the arrival of a goalkeeper and a striker.