What is Liverpool's advantage over Manchester United in signing Joao Gomes?

Joao Gomes is an interesting 21-year-old Brazilian midfielder who has been surprising match after match with Flamengo in the Brasielirao, one of the most important and best teams in the South American country. He was born in the city of Rio de Janeiro and was formed in the lower divisions of Mengao, and now he is a star who is looking to make the leap to Europe.

This South American midfielder, born in February 2021, has established himself as a key player in Flamengo's first team. In fact, he has made 20 official appearances in the current edition of the Brazilian top flight. He has two goals and two assists to his name since making his debut for the Carioca side.

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However, it is worth noting that both Liverpool and Manchester United must be aware that they will have to pay a huge amount of money to sign a player who is also playing a key role in the Copa Libertadores de America. There is talk of no more and no less than 34 million euros. In favour of the Reds, the player said that his dream is to play in the Champions League so he would choose to play at Anfield.

The giants of English football are already preparing for the next two transfer windows. And, in the midst of this panorama, they already have several names of their own that they are following closely. They are players who have attracted attention for their qualities and their great performances. That is why German coach Jürgen Klopp is desperately looking to sign the Brazilian midfielder. 

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But what is striking, as reported by the main sports media in England in recent hours, is that Liverpool and Manchester United have a common goal and are willing to carry out a real battle to get their services. The Reds have a need to fill gaps in midfield, especially after the failed signing of Arthur Melo, who has been unable to adapt to the Premier League.