Brighton’s Moises Caicedo has drawn in the consideration of numerous likely admirers as of late, and it appears Liverpool are in shaft position to sign the Ecuadorian.
The Reds, among other Premier League monsters, were supposed to screen the 20-year-old’s circumstance on the south coast over the late spring period.
Nonetheless, Brighton were not keen on selling Caicedo this move window given he had just finished paperwork for them in January.
The Seagulls were at that point quite light on the ground in the motor room excessively off the rear of offering Yves Bissouma to Spurs.
Accordingly, the club kept their man. However, in Janaury, after the World Cup, it is accepted their position could change.
That is as per Ecuadorian distribution Tera Deportes (by means of the Daily Express) who additionally guarantee that Brighton have ‘vowed’ to give Liverpool need in the competition to sign Caicedo.
It isn’t yet clear what kind of expense the Seagulls would interest for their star midfielder, however they’ll without a doubt need to turn a powerful benefit on the man they purchased for just £4.5 million recently.
Furthermore, for Liverpool, Caicedo especially possesses all the necessary qualities of midfielder Jürgen Klopp simply loves to have in his side.
He is a player who can work both in a further developed number 8 job or in a more confined job sitting at the foundation of a midfield as a number 6.
Taking a gander at the midfield profiles which have flourished under Klopp at Liverpool, Caicedo particularly squeezes into that classification.
What’s more, notwithstanding as of late adding Brazilian Arthur Melo to the Liverpool positions to reinforce his midfield choices, Klopp should push to sign Caicedo in January.
Klopp requirements to think long haul with respect to his motor room. Any semblance of Jordan Henderson, James Milner, Thiago Alcantara, and Fabinho are maturing and will leave Liverpool in the near future.
All of those players will require supplanting.
Getting the 20-year-old Moises Caicedo close by a couple of others would go some way towards giving Liverpool the midfield development they expect over the course of the following couple of seasons.
