Spain starlet and Liverpool want him, Klopp to move ahead of Italian giants

Nico Williams' breakthrough into elite football at Athletic Club has been meteoric. In just under a year, the winger has established himself as a regular in his team's line-up and, at just 20 years of age, has managed to establish himself in Luis Enrique's Spain squad for the Qatar 2022 World Cup. Of course, there are plenty of reasons to have achieved this, as Williams' level this season has been very high.

That is why, as we have already reported in Don Balón, his name was on the agendas of two big European clubs such as Jürgen Klopp's Liverpool and Carlo Ancelotti's Real Madrid to acquire his services for next summer. However, according to Diario AS, Juventus have now also entered the race for Nico Williams and, what's more, they have done so with great force, showing great interest in him.

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Of course, it is clear that the Italian side's interest is directly related to the future of Ángel Di María, as the Argentina international's contract with La Vecchia Signora expires in June 2023. Given this situation, it would be, as we said, the Spanish gem Nico Williams, the player chosen by the Bianconeri to reinforce their attacking line and form a dream trident with Serbian Dušan Vlahović and Italian Federico Chiesa.

In any case, in this context it is the player himself who has the upper hand when it comes to making a decision on his future. With a contract with Athletic Club until June 2024, Nico Williams already has several offers from different clubs, among which Juventus, as we said, is the one that, according to information from various media in Italy, can offer him the best economic conditions.

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However, it is equally true that on a sporting level, Juventus are not going through their best moment and, therefore, perhaps they cannot compete so much in this aspect with two giants of Europe such as Liverpool and Real Madrid, who, without going any further, are the last finalists of the last Champions League.