The player who turned down Manchester United and is waiting for Klopp's call to join Liverpool

After a nightmare start to the year for the Merseyside club, the transfer window could be the key to changing the mood among fans, as it has been revealed in recent hours that Italian side Fiorentina are reported to be in talks to sign Moroccan superstar Sofyan Amrabat, who starred at the Qatar 2022 World Cup, leading his national team to the semi-finals.

Amrabat is 26 years old and plays as a midfielder, being an intelligent and quick player with the ball, his dynamism opened the doors to his national team to deploy along with Hakim Ziyech, Achraf Hakimi and Sofiane Boufal, a football that amazed the world, as among his feats was to kick Spain and Portugal out of the cup, and even share the runners-up France, who suffered to beat them.

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Italian media revealed that Liverpool's fierce rivals Manchester United were another club interested in the African star, but the Red Devils decided to end their interest in signing him, as according to Sociaball, they are still hoping to secure the transfer of world champion Enzo Fernandez from SL Benfica, who continues to play for his club while waiting to be informed of his new home.

Sofyan is a player that convinces Jürgen Klopp, who followed him closely during the World Cup, and who would be willing to call him through the board, to integrate him as soon as possible to Anfield, a situation that was confirmed by the English media Daily Mirror, which explains that the Reds are one of the first admirers of the quality of the Moroccan, who has a monthly salary of 125K € this season.

Amrabat is thinking about Liverpool

Fiorentina, the club who own his contract, expect to receive for the midfielder an amount close to 60 million euros, having a contract valid until June 2024, where it even transpires that the Italian leaders have set to work to renew it and give Amrabat a termination clause, as they believe that what he has done in Qatar is enough to make him the most expensive player in the current squad.