The Reds have been linked with a move for the Fiorentina midfielder

After Morocco's World Cup run, during which they took fourth place, Tottenham Hotspur, a Premier League rival, has also been suggested as having an interest in the youngster after journalist Dan Kilpatrick on Twitter praised his efforts in Qatar as “amazing.” more information about the player and his future plans has come to light as the January transfer window draws near.

Amrabat is reportedly eager to go to the Premier League and has Liverpool as his top choice, according to a recent article from Foot Mercato. The article also says that although Fiorentina want to sign the 26-year-old to a new contract, a transfer offer of €40 million (£34 million) would be enough to convince them to sell.

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Amrabat was cited by The Guardian as being "the driving force of Walid Regragui's superb underdogs" in their squad of the recent World Cup. Amrabat "never stopped sprinting, pushing, and produced the tackle of the tournament on Kylian Mbappe," they continued, the Moroccan has played in all but one of Fiorentina's 15 Serie A games

And all but one of their six Europa Conference games this season for the club. With all of that in mind, Liverpool should take advantage of this situation and do everything in their power to secure the World Cup hero and add him to Jurgen Klopp's team if joining the Reds is the midfielder's first priority, Amrabat recently told the Spanish daily Marca that 

<strong>I play for Fiorentina, I appreciate the team</strong>

He was "glad" to be associated with elite teams like Barcelona and Atlético. But I play for Fiorentina, I appreciate the team, and I get along well with the president. Simeone, Diego Even though Fiorentina has a wonderful coach, I still prefer El Cholo's Simeone's style of play, Fiorentina has Amrabat under contract until 2024, but according to Foot Mercato, the Serie A club is not "closed" to selling the player in January if a deal of "40 million" is made, additionally, and perhaps most importantly for Liverpool, Foot Mercato reports that Amrabat "wants to explore the Premier League" and that a transfer to Anfield is his "priority."