Liverpool's pursuit of World Cup hero has suffered a setback

After leaving the club out of his list of the "top sides" vying for his signing, Sofyan Amrabat may have to focus on Liverpool's backup transfer alternatives in January. Jurgen Klopp's prospects of success are also diminished by the possibility of signing a new contract with Fiorentina, but Express Sport walks you through four

Potential replacements who may play a similar role in the second half of the season. Alphonse Bennacer Amrabat turns out to not be the only holding midfielder from North Africa that Liverpool has been keeping an eye on lately. According to reports, the Reds are interested in Bennacer and have booked additional meetings with his agents for after the World Cup.

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The Algerian was formerly a player for Arsenal, but he only played once in a senior role before he fled to Serie A. The Gunners, who are now regulars with AC Milan, are rumoured to be eager to push for a reunion, but Liverpool might have something to say about it, Fernandez, a young player at just 21 years old, has seen his star grow very quickly 

Since he transferred from River Plate to Benfica during the summer. His quality still makes him a step above many of his midfield rivals despite relocating from South America to Europe, which persuaded manager Lionel Scaloni to gradually integrate him into Argentina's starting XI at the World Cup, according to reports from his own country, 

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Liverpool and Fernandez's team have already reached a pre-deal for a 2023 transfer. Although other sources disagree, the Reds are allegedly serious on signing Amrabat, and they may step up their efforts if he manages to get past the Reds' defence, according to reports from his own country, Liverpool and Fernandez's team have already reached a pre-deal for a 2023 transfer. Although other sources disagree, the Reds are allegedly serious on signing Amrabat, and they may step up their efforts if he manages to get past the Reds' defence.