Liverpool have held talks, have to secure £75million fee for signing – Ex Villa CEO

Liverpool have held talks, have to secure £75million fee for signing – Ex Villa CEO

Anthony Gordon, a star for Newcastle United, has been strongly linked to a summer transfer, and Liverpool and the player have conducted negotiations about a possible deal.

Gordon’s valuation, according to former Everton and Aston Villa CEO Keith Wyness, is £75 million, and the Magpies intend to sell him at auction.

Football Insider reports that Liverpool has held negotiations to recruit Gordon from the Tyneside team, but City’s entry into the battle may result in a price increase.

Wyness, a lifelong Liverpool fan, thinks the defending English champions won’t make a move for the midfielder, though.

To FI, the 66-year-old said:

All the rumors and reports said was that Anthony Gordon was going to return to Liverpool. It made sense, as he has been a Liverpool fan since childhood.

However, I don’t think Man City’s guy is a Pep player. He has the pace, so I’m not sure why, but that’s how I feel. I would estimate his fortune to be close to £75 million.

“I don’t think Man City will enter. I believe Newcastle might be attempting to start an auction in order to maintain Liverpool’s lead while driving up prices.

The 23-year-old was outstanding for Newcastle during the previous season, tallying double digits in goals and assists throughout the Premier League.

But Slot will shortly face two elite left wingers at Anfield who have been playing brilliantly for their respective countries.

In a few hours, Luis Diaz, Liverpool’s first-choice left winger, will play in the Copa America final.

However, before England eliminated the Netherlands in the semifinals of the European Championship, Cody Gakpo made four goals in six appearances.

So, the issue is: Is Gordon really worth £75 million to Liverpool?

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