Sofyan Amrabat reportedly has his heart set on a move to Barcelona over Liverpool or Tottenham. LFC THFC
Liverpool are in dire need of a whole new midfield and are expected to be very busy in the summer transfer window.
The German manager has tried lots of different midfield trios this season, with Harvey Elliott the only one in that position performing at a high level. A player who can operate in the same position as Fabinho may be Klopp’s priority behind the signing of Bellingham. Amrabat was one of the best players in Qatar and his performances led to a lot of rumours about his future throughout the winter transfer window.
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